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double-dipping (American) the activity of receiving money from two different places or two different jobs, often when it is not honest or legal The government has introduced tighter rules on employees' pensions to discourage double-dipping. (American) How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Who will receive the first holding penalty: Seattle's Chris Gray, Pittsburgh's Alan Faneca, or your wife preventing you from double-dipping in the sour cream? It explained that the shorter time period should be sufficient to deter any perceived double-dipping of losses and deductions and noted that it would be consistent with the recent amendment to the section 367(a) regulations, reducing the length of the required gain recognition agreement from 10 years to 5. But because this process isn't always followed, Medicare frequently pays twice for the same service--once to the SNF under Part A prospective payment and again to an outside supplier under Part B--and some suppliers are even double-dipping, says OIG, by billing both SNFs and Medicare. |
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