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2006 proposed fee schedule - American Society of Clinical Oncology

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included in the template, it is possible that manufacturers<br />

may not have submitted the WAC even though it was required.<br />

On a few occasions, we have contacted the manufacturer to<br />

obtain the WAC when it was needed to determine the payment<br />

amount. Therefore, because <strong>of</strong> the requirement to submit the<br />

WAC and the confusion manufacturers have experienced in<br />

submitting the WAC data we will propose, in a separate<br />

information collection notice, to revise the reporting<br />

template to include a place to report WAC. See the<br />

discussion in section e. below for further details about<br />

potential changes to the reporting format.<br />

To clarify the instances when manufacturers are<br />

required to report the WAC, in this <strong>proposed</strong> rule we are<br />

clarifying that manufacturers are required to report<br />

quarterly both the ASP and the WAC for NDCs assigned to a<br />

single source drug or biological billing code.<br />

Manufacturers are also required to report the WAC for use in<br />

determining the payment during the initial period under<br />

section 1847A(c)(4) <strong>of</strong> the Act. That is, the WAC is<br />

reported for the reporting period prior to reporting the ASP<br />

based on a full quarter <strong>of</strong> sales.<br />

Because the WAC could change during a reporting period,<br />

we are proposing that in reporting the WAC, manufacturers<br />

would be required to report the WAC in effect on the last<br />

day <strong>of</strong> the reporting period.

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