Operations

F/EA and monthly statements

What the Fiscal/Employer Agent does, what you must reconcile each month, and why provider IDs matter before work starts.

Updated 2026-08-07

F/EA and monthly statements

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What the Fiscal/Employer Agent (F/EA) does

Under CDC+, the F/EA typically:

- Receives the monthly budget from Medicaid and holds it in the consumer’s CDC+ account
- Withholds employee and employer taxes and remits them as required
- Pays employees and vendors after approved timesheets/invoices
- Issues year-end W-2 (employees) and 1099 (contractors) as applicable
- Assigns provider ID numbers after complete packets
- Provides monthly statements and finance-related technical assistance

What you still own as employer

- Approving accurate timesheets and invoices on the F/EA schedule
- Reconciling the monthly statement (this is a consumer/representative responsibility in program materials)
- Keeping the Purchasing Plan accurate when rates, hours, or vendors change
- Ensuring workers do not start before a provider ID is assigned

Corrective Action Plans (CAPs)

If spending, documentation, or health and safety issues arise, consultants may use a Corrective Action Plan so problems are fixed early. Ignoring budget tracking can put CDC+ participation at risk.

Tools on this site

- Timesheet export — educational CSV only, not the official F/EA form
- Budget worksheet — educational planner only

Official links

CDC+ Connect is not a government agency. Confirm program rules with your consultant, F/EA, or plan.