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The document is a Texas 9-1-1 Wireless Emergency Service Fee Report form that must be filed by wireless service providers to report and remit the monthly 9-1-1 emergency service fees collected from subscribers. It outlines who must file, when to file, definitions of key terms, and provides instructions for completing the report, including calculations for fees due, penalties for late filing, and interest on unpaid fees.

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What is the e911 service charge?

is a tax charged by the state, county, province, or city to provide emergency services relating to 911 calls. The tax will range from $0.20 to $4.50 per VoIP line, depending on your state, county, province, or city tax laws.

Why is there a 911 fee on my phone bill?

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).

What is the cost recovery fee in Texas?

Texas law imposes a margin tax on each company conducting business in Texas, including the hotel owner. To recover the cost of the margin tax, guest room rates are subject to a State Cost- Recovery Fee (currently 0.525% of the room rate, plus applicable state and local taxes).

How much is the e911 fee in Texas?

An Emergency Services District (ESD) is a grassroots government created by voters in an area to fund fire protection, emergency medical services, or both. More than 300 districts are operating in Texas, and more are added at almost every uniform election date.

Why do we pay a 911 fee?

The emergency response fee finances the acquisition and construction of land, equipment, software and facilities which are needed to provide an adequate and reliable 911 communication system under a single uniform management structure and to operate that 911 communication system.