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It depends on the specific third-party payer and their policies. Some third-party payers may require a special report or additional documentation when unlisted codes are used, while others may not have this requirement. It is important to review the guidelines of the specific payer to determine if any additional documentation is needed.
yes
prayers
Ask your e-book providers. They are the ones who stand to profit, while the tax payers are the ones who risk loss.
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tax payers
Private Insurance, Government Plans, Managed Care Plans, Workers Compensation are all third party payers.
Tax payers
The answer is NO.
tax payers do.
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From tax payers like you and I. The more congress spends the higher the debt we tax payers owe. The Federal Reserve which is not part of the government made US Savings Bonds that you and I can purchase for a fraction of the cost and when it matures in usually 8 years we can cash them in. This is how they try and keep the economy afloat. Problem is that China owns most of the US savings bonds.