Massachusetts bill: Tax cuts for electronic prescriptions
Boston Globe, July 7, 2009
Companies that make it easier for doctors to write prescriptions electronically would be eligible for a tax break under a bill being considered in Massachusetts. The bill, sponsored by state Rep. Peter Koutoujian, would give companies a tax break on the cost of purchasing and installing electronic medical record technology.
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