Règlement grand-ducal du 23 décembre 1993 concernant l'abattement accordé par les pharmaciens à l'assurance maladie.
This preamble identifies a grand-ducal regulation on discounts granted by pharmacists to health insurance and lists its legal and advisory bases.
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- Jurisdiction
- Luxembourg
- Instrument
- Regulation
- Citation
- http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/rgd/1993/12/23/n5/jo
- Status
- In force
- Version
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- Language
- fr
- Updated
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This preamble identifies a grand-ducal regulation on discounts granted by pharmacists to health insurance and lists its legal and advisory bases. Pharmacists must give the sickness funds a 5% discount for medicines covered by health insurance, after VAT is deducted. This article exempts three categories from the abatement: certain Belgian-origin medicines with reduced margin, medicines supplied by pharmacists to hospitals with at least an 8% discount, and bandaging items and accessories. Le pharmacien doit communiquer certaines informations à l’union des caisses de maladie sur support informatique pour que l’abattement sur les médicaments soit réduit à 2,5 %. The convention must set the administrative steps pharmacists must complete so that the reduction can be calculated and paid, and it must also set the timing and other rules for the IT communication mentioned in the previous article.
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