Maryland filings, on your calendar
Maryland: 911 fee, monthly, by the 23rd of each month, at the Comptroller of Maryland.
Maryland: annual assessment, by 15 July each year, or in four equal parts on the 15th of July, October, January and April, at the Maryland PSC.
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The Maryland 911 fee
- The fee
- State fee $0.50 plus a county fee of $0.75 to $2.25 per month per 911-accessible service; VoIP treated like wireline
- How often
- Monthly
- When
- By the 23rd of each month
- Where
- the Comptroller of Maryland
- Rule
- Md. Code, Public Safety 1-310, 1-311 (source, read 2026-09-29)
- Also
- One combined monthly report covers the state fee and every county's fee, mailed with a check to the Revenue Administration Division.
Maryland annual assessment
- Who files
- CLEC, IXC, reseller
- When
- By 15 July each year, or in four equal parts on the 15th of July, October, January and April
- The fee
- A share of the Commission's costs in proportion to Maryland intrastate gross operating revenue; $10 minimum
- Where
- the Maryland PSC
- Rule
- Md. Code, Public Utilities 2-110(c) (source, read 2026-10-05)
- Also
- The Commission bills each company; the statute says by 1 May, and for fiscal 2027 the invoices went out in June. Before that, the prior year's revenue is reported through the Commission's Gross Operating Revenue portal: the 2026 deadline was 31 May, with a $100 late fee. COMAR 20.45.02.03 also lists quarterly service reports for telephone companies (February, May, August, November); the Commission's carrier page says CLECs and interexchange carriers have no periodic reports, so those are not on this calendar.
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