54-103 911 Wireless Emergency Service Fee Report - Texas 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the 54-103 report in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your Taxpayer number and T Code in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for processing.
  3. Fill in the Filing period and Due date. This helps track when fees are collected and when they need to be reported.
  4. In section g, provide your name and mailing address. If there are any changes, blacken the box indicating a change of address.
  5. Report the number of wireless connections on which fees were collected in Item 1. Multiply this number by $0.50 for Item 2, which represents the gross fee collected.
  6. Complete Items 3 through 7 by calculating any administrative fees, penalties, interest, and total amount due as specified in the instructions.
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Rates. The rate is $. 50 per month for each local exchange access line or equivalent local exchange access line where an RPC provides 9-1-1 service.
While your initial call to 911 may be free, there are costs associated with the emergency medical response you receive from transport to care based on the nature of the emergency, location, and the services provided.
Everyone in Texas pays a $. 50 911 fee for their mobile service, regardless of the 911 district they live in. The Texas State Comptroller collects these wireless fees from telephone carriers and places them into a trust fund to await distribution by the Commission on State Emergency Communications (CSEC).
The 911 Emergency Service Fee provides funding for the operation of 911 emergency telecommunications services in your area. Emergency personnel must have the capability to identify the location of a caller when they dial 911.
Average ambulance ride cost by state/district State/DistrictAverage cost for BLSAverage cost for ALS Texas $1,345 $1,498 Utah $1,458 $1,642 Vermont $1,578 $1,681 Virginia $1,440 $1,55747 more rows

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