SUBPART B—Medicare Part B Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount (§418.1001 to §418.1355)
- 418.1001—What is this subpart about?
- 418.1005—Purpose and administration.
- 418.1010—Definitions.
- 418.1101—What is the income-related monthly adjustment amount?
- 418.1105—What is the threshold?
- 418.1110—What is the effective date of our initial determination about your income-related monthly adjustment amount?
- 418.1115—What are the modified adjusted gross income ranges?
- 418.1120—How do we determine your income-related monthly adjustment amount?
- 418.1125—How will the income-related monthly adjustment amount affect your total Medicare Part B premium?
- 418.1130—How will we phase in the income-related monthly adjustment amount?
- 418.1135—What modified adjusted gross income information will we use to determine your income-related monthly adjustment amount?
- 418.1140—What will happen if the modified adjusted gross income information from IRS is different from the modified adjusted gross income information we used to determine your income-related mo
- 418.1145—How do we determine your income-related monthly adjustment amount if IRS does not provide information about your modified adjusted gross income?
- 418.1150—When will we use your amended tax return filed with IRS?
- 418.1201—When will we determine your income-related monthly adjustment amount based on the modified adjusted gross income information that you provide for a more recent tax year?
- 418.1205—What is a major life-changing event?
- 418.1210—What is not a major life-changing event?
- 418.1215—What is a significant reduction in your income?
- 418.1220—What is not a significant reduction in your income?
- 418.1225—Which more recent tax year will we use?
- 418.1230—What is the effective date of an income-related monthly adjustment amount initial determination that is based on a more recent tax year?
- 418.1235—When will we stop using your more recent tax year's modified adjusted gross income to determine your income-related monthly adjustment amount?
- 418.1240—Should you notify us if the information you gave us about your modified adjusted gross income for the more recent tax year changes?
- 418.1245—What will happen if you notify us that your modified adjusted gross income for the more recent tax year changes?
- 418.1250—What evidence will you need to support your request that we use a more recent tax year?
- 418.1255—What kind of major life-changing event evidence will you need to support your request for us to use a more recent tax year?
- 418.1260—What major life-changing event evidence will we not accept?
- 418.1265—What kind of significant modified adjusted gross income reduction evidence will you need to support your request?
- 418.1270—What modified adjusted gross income evidence will we not accept?
- 418.1301—What is an initial determination regarding your income-related monthly adjustment amount?
- 418.1305—What is not an initial determination regarding your income-related monthly adjustment amount?
- 418.1310—When may you request that we make a new initial determination?
- 418.1315—How will we notify you and what information will we provide about our initial determination?
- 418.1320—What is the effect of an initial determination?
- 418.1322—How will a Medicare prescription drug coverage income-related monthly adjustment amount determination for the effective year affect your Medicare Part B?
- 418.1325—When may you request a reconsideration?
- 418.1330—Can you request a reconsideration when you believe that the IRS information we used is incorrect?
- 418.1335—What should you do if our initial determination is based on modified adjusted gross income information you believe to be incorrect?
- 418.1340—What are the rules for our administrative review process?
- 418.1345—Is reopening of an initial or reconsidered determination made by us ever appropriate?
- 418.1350—What are the rules for review of a reconsidered determination or an administrative law judge decision?
- 418.1355—What are the rules for reopening a decision by an administrative law judge of the Office of Medicare Hearings and Appeals (OMHA) or by the Medicare Appeals Council (MAC)?