We want to make sure you’re prepared, so if you happen to receive one of these surprise DVA letters, here’s what you should know.

If simply avoiding the MIPS penalty or choosing not to participate in hopes that the program would go away was your strategy, perhaps it’s time to reconsider.

As MIPS consultants, we notice when clients are making one of these five common mistakes and help them course-correct. We’ve outlined the five mistakes below. Are you guilty of any of these?