New York A07498 amends the mental hygiene law to provide annual reimbursements to not-for-profit corporations for employer contributions to.
New York A07498 amends the mental hygiene law by adding a new section that mandates the office for people with developmental disabilities to annually reimburse licensed not-for-profit corporations. These corporations provide direct care to consumers approved by the office. The reimbursement covers the cost of employer contributions to a retirement benefit fund governed by the Federal Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974. Reimbursements begin on April 1 of the year following the submission of the federal Internal Revenue Service Form 5500, which documents the employer contributions.
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