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Facility Relocation Cost Recovery Fee
This charge is assessed in several states to recover the cost when government entities require that Brightspeed's network facilities and lines be relocated, such as when new roads are established or highways are widened.
How is it calculated?
We take the cost of required relocations for the prior year and divide by the number of lines provided to business and residential customers. Each month, a portion of the total for each line is applied to the bill. As a result, these charges can be expected to fluctuate or even disappear, year to year, as dictated by the needs of your state's infrastructure.
What states are affected?
- Alabama
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- Colorado
- Florida
- Idaho
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Michigan
- Missouri
- Nevada
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Oregon
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Utah
- Washington
- Wisconsin
Taxes and fees
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911 emergency service fee -
911 equalization surcharge -
Access recovery charge (ARC) -
Carrier property tax and federal regulatory recovery fee -
City occupation tax -
City sales tax -
County tax -
Expanded local calling (ELC) fee & surcharge -
Facility relocation cost recovery fee -
Federal tax -
Federal universal service fund (USF) -
Foreign state tax -
Internet cost recovery fee -
Interstate services fee (ISF) -
Local franchise tax or fees -
Local number portability charge -
Local sales tax -
Long distance line charge -
National access fee -
Non-telecom services surcharge -
Presubscribed interexchange carrier charge (PICC) -
Property tax allocation -
Prop TX/reg fees/USF admn -
Special district sales tax -
State commission gross receipts tax -
State franchise tax or fees -
State sales tax -
State universal service fund (USF) -
Subscriber line charge -
Telecommunications relay surcharge -
Telephone assistance program (TAP) surcharge -
Texas municipal franchise fee -
USF administrative fee -
What are DTS port charges? -
What is the state Infrastructure fund?
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