Join us for our webcast, Navigating the Landscape of Tax-Exempt Hospitals, designed for health care leaders and policy makers to address the unique concerns and perspectives of tax-exempt hospitals.

With increased scrutiny on hospitals’ tax-exempt status, this session will explore the complex relationship between the costs associated with tax exemptions and the significant benefits these organizations provide to their communities. Key topics we’ll address include:

• The true value of community benefits and whether organizations are receiving adequate returns on their tax-exempt status
• The historic and current congressional perspective on tax-exempt hospitals, including recent inquiries into whether the benefits provided justify the exemption
• Assessing the cost and value of a tax exemption
• Strategies to communicate your organization’s value beyond the numbers to better protect your tax-exempt status in an evolving regulatory environment

Lauren Haverlock, CPA, Partner, Moss Adams

Lauren has practiced public accounting since 2004. She provides compliance and consulting services for all types of exempt organizations, including public charities in the health care and higher education industries.

Lauren consults on a wide range of issues including public support planning, reasonable compensation best practices, tax impact of alternative investments, lobbying and political activities, unrelated business income tax planning, foreign activities, charity watchdog optimization, and tax-exempt bond compliance.

Eric Lucas, Managing Director, Moss Adams

Eric has worked in the health care finance industry since 1996. He serves health care organizations with government reimbursement matters and helps lead the firm’s Health Care Consulting Provider Reimbursement Enterprise Services.

Eric’s areas of expertise include regulatory compliance, Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement, accounts receivable valuation and analysis, government financial reporting, and revenue cycle management.

Amy Hendley, CPA, Senior Manager, Moss Adams

Amy has practiced public accounting since 2008. She serves clients in the not-for-profit and health care industries, providing tax-exempt compliance and consulting services to a variety of exempt organizations including colleges and universities, community foundations, social service providers, integrated health systems, hospitals, clinics, and continuing care retirement communities.

Amy works with exempt organizations in all phases of their life cycles, from formation to dissolution, and consults on a wide range of issues in addition to compliance including public support planning, reasonable compensation best practices, alternative investments, lobbying and political activities, unrelated business income tax planning, foreign activity reporting, and the impact that tax law changes have on exempt organizations.