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All intrastate, interstate, and international providers of telecommunications (including VoIP providers) within the United States, with limited exceptions (see Who is Exempt?), are legally obligated to file the FCC Forms 499.

Service Providers should familiarize themselves with the two FCC Forms 499 required for reporting revenue. The FCC Form 499-A is used to report the company's actual revenue billed during the prior calendar year. The FCC Form 499-A is due annually on April 1.

(2) FCC Form 309, “Application for Authority to Construct or Make Changes in an Existing International or Experimental Broadcast Stations.” For International Broadcast Stations, applications shall be filed electronically in the International Bureau Filing System (IBFS).

The FCC's USF program aims to preserve and advance universal access to telecommunications and internet services in rural and high cost areas. Specific beneficiaries of the USF are low-income residential customers, libraries, and schools as well as consumers and healthcare providers in rural America.

Under FCC rules and policies, only telecommunications service providers (including resellers) that pay Federal USF contributions directly to USAC are typically exempt from paying the Federal USF charges to underlying providers such as Zoom Voice Communications.

Form FCC 605, Schedule B, is a supplementary schedule for use with the FCC Quick-Form Application for Authorization in the Ship, Aircraft, Amateur, Restricted and Commercial Operator, and the General Mobile Radio Services, FCC 605 Main Form. This schedule is used to supply information for Ship Radio Service (Part 80).

Service Providers should familiarize themselves with the two FCC Forms 499 required for reporting revenue. The FCC Form 499-A is used to report the company's actual revenue billed during the prior calendar year. The FCC Form 499-A is due annually on April 1.

Broadcasters, non-profit schools, non-profit libraries, non-profit colleges, non-profit universities, and non-profit health care providers, Systems integrators that derive less than five percent of their systems integration revenues from the resale of telecommunications, or.