Ohio filings, on your calendar
Ohio: 911 fee, monthly, by the 23rd of each month for the month before, at the Ohio Department of Taxation.
Ohio: annual report for fiscal assessment, by 30 April each year, at PUCO.
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The Ohio 911 fee
- The fee
- Next Generation 9-1-1 access fee per wireless number, VoIP service or MLTS line
- How often
- Monthly
- When
- By the 23rd of each month for the month before
- Where
- the Ohio Department of Taxation
- Rule
- Ohio Rev. Code 128.46 (source, read 2026-09-29)
- Also
- A return is due monthly even for zero. County wireline 911 charges are billed separately by the ILEC.
Ohio annual report for fiscal assessment
- Who files
- CLEC, IXC (one per certificate)
- When
- By 30 April each year
- The fee
- Fiscal assessment on prior-year intrastate gross revenue, $100 minimum; invoices 15 May and 1 October
- Where
- PUCO
- Rule
- R.C. 4905.10, 4905.14; OAC 4901:1-6-37 (source, read 2026-09-30)
- Also
- Filed in PUCO Community even with no Ohio revenue. Missing it risks a forfeiture of up to $10,000 a day and the certificate. VoIP is not certificated.
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