Instructions For Fcc Form 499-Q - Telecommunications Reporting Worksheet - 2017 Page 8
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22Figure 2: Filing schedule
What to file
When to file
Where to file **
Completed FCC Form
April 1
499-A
Completed FCC Form
February 1
499-Q (universal service
May 1
contributors only) *
August 1
November 1
Traffic studies relied on
February 1
File one copy with:
by providers to report
May 1
Data Collection Agent
interstate revenues on
August 1
c/o Universal Service Administrative Company
FCC Form 499-Q
November 1
See section III.C.3 for
format and content
requirements for traffic
studies
Consolidated filer
April 1
Data Collection Agent
certification
c/o Universal Service Administrative Company
See section II.B for
format and content
requirements for
consolidated filer
certification
*
February 1: FCC Form 499-Q containing revenue information for October 1 through December 31 of
the prior calendar year and projections for April 1 through June 30.
May 1: FCC Form 499-Q containing revenue information for January 1 through March 31 and
projections for July 1 through September 30.
August 1: FCC Form 499-Q containing revenue information for April 1 through June 30 and
projections for October 1 through December 31.
November 1: FCC Form 499-Q containing revenue information for July 1 through September 30 and
projections for January 1 through March 31 of the coming year.
** The universal service administrator will calculate the amount of contribution due and send a bill to the
billing contact person and billing address identified in Line (112) of the FCC Form 499-Q.
For information on filing electronically, go to /
Filers may file the consolidated filer certifications, and traffic studies by submitting paper copies to:
Form 499 Data Collection Agent c/o USAC, 700 12th Street N.W., Suite 900, Washington, D.C.
20005.
D.
Rounding of Numbers and Negative Numbers
Dollar Amounts. Reported revenues in Block 3 that are greater than a thousand dollars may be rounded to
the nearest thousand dollars. Regardless of rounding, all dollar amounts must be reported in whole
dollars. For example, $2,271,881.93 could be reported as $2,271,882 or as $2,272,000, but could not be
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