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Part II — Preliminary Fee Calculation

Internal Revenue Bulletin 2011-6 · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States

for 2011

The IRS will use the proposed methodology described in Part I to provide each covered entity with a preliminary 2011 fee calculation. The notification of the preliminary fee calculation will include the following: (1) the covered entity’s fee; (2) the covered entity’s branded prescription drug sales, by NDC, for each Program; (3) the covered entity’s branded prescription drug sales taken into account after application of section 9008(a)(2); and (4) the aggregate branded prescription drug sales taken into account for all covered entities.

To facilitate the preliminary 2011 fee calculation, Form 8947 should be submitted to the IRS by February 11, 2011. From the data on the Forms 8947, the IRS will compile a list of NDCs and provide that list to the Agencies as soon as the data has been processed. The IRS will use the data submitted on the Forms 8947 and the sales data provided by the Agencies to calculate the preliminary fee and will send to each covered entity notification of its preliminary fee calculation by May 16, 2011.

If the IRS and Treasury Department subsequently promulgate regulations that modify the methodology for calculating each covered entity’s fee, the modified methodology will be adopted in determining the final fee amount for each covered entity for 2011. Thus, if the methodology changes, the amount of the final fee for 2011 may vary from the preliminary fee calculation. The IRS will send the final fee calculation to each covered entity by August 15, 2011.

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