California filings, on your calendar

California: 911 fee, monthly, by the last day of the second month after the month collected, at the CDTFA.

California: annual report on operations and financials, by 31 March each year, at the CPUC.

California: affiliate transaction report, by 1 May each year, at the CPUC.

California: performance bond filing, by 31 March each year, at the CPUC.

California: annual tariff filing form, by 15 February each year, at the CPUC.

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The California 911 fee

The fee: $0.41 911 plus $0.05 988 per access line per month in 2026; VoIP lines included
How often: Monthly
When: By the last day of the second month after the month collected
Where: the CDTFA
Rule: Cal. Code Regs. tit. 18, 2440(a); Rev. & Tax. Code 41001 et seq. (source, read 2026-09-29)
Also: Filed as the Emergency Telephone Users Surcharge Return in CDTFA online services. Rates reset each January.

California annual report on operations and financials

Who files: CLEC, IXC, reseller
When: By 31 March each year
Where: the CPUC
Rule: CPUC General Order 104-A; D.24-11-003 (source, read 2026-09-30)
Also: Emailed to the Communications Division compliance mailbox. VoIP registrants under Pub. Util. Code 285 are not on the carrier list for this report.

California affiliate transaction report

Who files: CLEC, IXC, reseller
When: By 1 May each year
Where: the CPUC
Rule: CPUC D.93-02-019; D.24-11-003 (source, read 2026-09-30)

California performance bond filing

Who files: CPCN holders and wireless registrants
When: By 31 March each year
Where: the CPUC
Rule: CPUC D.13-05-035; D.24-11-003 (source, read 2026-09-30)
Also: Filed as a Tier 1 advice letter.

California annual tariff filing form

Who files: CLEC, IXC, reseller with tariffs
When: By 15 February each year
Where: the CPUC
Rule: Pub. Util. Code 489(a); D.24-11-003 (source, read 2026-09-30)
Also: Detariffed carriers and VoIP registrants do not file it. The CPUC user fee is paid through TUFFS on its own schedule; contact details are validated in TUFFS by 1 June.

How RMD Keeper handles it

One calendar for the FCC dates every provider owes and the state duties for the states you tick. Each row says what is due, to whom, by when, with a link to the official place to file. Reminders arrive before each date; one click marks it done and rolls the next period on. You file and pay yourself; we never hold your state or FCC logins.

State duties are included in every plan, for every state you operate in. Pricing

Information from the state's own published rules, read on the date shown. County or district 911 fees, where they exist, are separate. Not legal advice. Questions: support@jayanas.com