Colorado filings, on your calendar

The Colorado 911 fee

The fee

State 911 surcharge per line per month, set yearly by the PUC, on one combined 911, 988 and TRS form; VoIP included

How often

Monthly

When

By the last day of the month after the month collected

Where

the Colorado PUC

Rule

C.R.S. 29-11-102.3; PUC combined telecom surcharge remittance form (source, read 2026-09-29)

Also

Filed and paid through the PUC's contractor Rolka Loube. Late fee 15% plus 1% a month. Local emergency telephone charges go to each county 911 authority separately.

Colorado Form DR 0525 revenue return for the PUC administration fee

Who files

CLEC (holders of a PUC certificate for basic local exchange service)

When

By 15 May each year, to the Department of Revenue and to the PUC

Where

the Colorado Department of Revenue

Rule

C.R.S. 40-2-111 (source, read 2026-10-06)

Also

File the return in Revenue Online (electronic filing is required from the 2026 revenue year for revenue of $500,000 or more, and for everyone from 2028), and file a copy with the Commission through E-Filings in Proceeding No. 26M-0007T. The fee is a share of Colorado intrastate gross operating revenue, at most 0.4% for telephone corporations; the Department bills it for the fiscal year starting 1 July; pay by 15 July or on the 15th of July, October, January and April. Late payment costs 10% plus 1% a month. IXC and VoIP service is deregulated in Colorado, so the return applies to certificate holders; the PUC decides who must file.

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