Chariot fined $10,000 for failing to lodge eligible revenue return
OK, that’s a March 2006 headline, but it makes the point: failing to comply with the approaching 28 September deadline for carriers to lodge their annual Eligible Revenue Return is not a good idea.
The ERR is used to determine each carrier’s proportionate liability to contribute to funding the Universal Service Obligation, and one late return holds up the whole exercise.
As ACMA Chairman Chris Chapman said at the time:
‘This court decision highlights that ACMA is comfortable with taking action in appropriate circumstances against carriers that fail to meet their regulatory responsibilities.’
CSP Central has previously backgrounded the return and its requirements.
September 9, 2009 | Filed in Telecommunications Act
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