North Carolina § 108A-146 - 13. Intergovernmental transfer adjustment component.
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§ 108A-146. 13. Intergovernmental transfer adjustment component.
The intergovernmental transfer adjustment component is forty million nine hundred forty-seven thousand six hundred thirty-three dollars ($40,947,633) for each quarter of the 2021-2022 State fiscal year. For each subsequent State fiscal year, the intergovernmental transfer adjustment component shall be increased over the prior year's quarterly payment by the market basket percentage. If a public acute care hospital closes or becomes a private acute care hospital, then, beginning in the first assessment quarter following the closure or change to a private acute care hospital and for each quarter thereafter, the intergovernmental transfer adjustment component described in subsection (a) of this section, as inflated in accordance with that section, shall be reduced by the amount of the public acute care hospital's intergovernmental transfer to the Department made during its last quarter of operation as a public acute care hospital. History (2021-61, s. 2.)
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