Texas filings, on your calendar

Texas: 911 fee, monthly, by the 30th day after the end of the month collected, at the Texas Comptroller.

Texas: COA and SPCOA annual report, between 1 January and 30 April each year, at the PUCT.

Texas: public utility gross receipts assessment, by 15 August each year, for the twelve months to 30 June, at the Texas Comptroller.

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The Texas 911 fee

The fee: $0.50 per month per access line or equivalent, VoIP included, plus the 911 equalization surcharge
How often: Monthly
When: By the 30th day after the end of the month collected
Where: the Texas Comptroller
Rule: Tex. Health & Safety Code 771.071, 771.072 (source, read 2026-09-29)
Also: Form 54-100 in Webfile. Applies where a Regional Planning Commission provides 911; emergency communication districts collect their own fee directly. Penalty 5% late, 10% after 30 days.

Texas COA and SPCOA annual report

Who files: CLEC
When: Between 1 January and 30 April each year
Where: the PUCT
Rule: 16 TAC 26.89 (source, read 2026-09-30)
Also: Filed in the PUCT portal. Registered IXCs have no fixed-date PUCT report. VoIP is not certificated.

Texas public utility gross receipts assessment

Who files: CLEC, IXC
When: By 15 August each year, for the twelve months to 30 June
The fee: One-sixth of one percent of gross receipts from Texas retail customers (Comptroller Form 20-106)
Where: the Texas Comptroller
Rule: Tex. Util. Code 16.001 to 16.003; 16 TAC 26.76 (source, read 2026-09-30)
Also: Quarterly payment can be elected. One day late adds a 10% penalty; interest starts after 30 days.

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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