Corporate Compliance

CMS says drug companies have to keep pricing records for 10 years

Compliance Monitor, December 1, 2004

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Drug manufacturers who participate in the Medicaid rebate program will have to keep pricing records for at least 10 years, CMS announced November 26. CMS published the final regulation in the November 26 Federal Register.

The agency says the rule was spawned by concerns that drug companies could destroy documentation supporting their product pricing, which would make it harder to detect fraudulent pricing activities.

If drug makers' records are being audited or are under any other government investigation, records must be kept for longer than 10 years.



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