Help in the spheres of Telecommunications Law and FCC Filings

Get help with telecommunications and FCC documents

We assist telecom business, VoIP service providers, ISPs, and wireless operators follow FCC regulations, safe licenses, and handle ongoing reporting responsibilities. Whether you are a startup, an established service provider, or a global company entering the U.S. market, our telecommunications law firm helps you structure compliance programs, align financials with regulatory duties, and reduce risks. By relying on professionals, you gain clarity in a field where telecom law and accounting often intersect.

What is consisted of in the service?

Our approach covers the full spectrum of legal, compliance and documentary support. Here are the main stages that a telecommunications lawyer organizes:

1. Preparing and submitting FCC applications: 214 consents, range licenses, numbering authority.
2. Drafting conformity documents: consumer disclosures, service agreements, acceptable usage policies.
3. Recommending on regulatory structures: CALEA, CPNI, USF, TRS, STIR/SHAKEN.
4. Dealing with continuous filings: Form 499, Type 477, and other FCC/State records.
5. Sustaining affiliation and carrier agreements.
6. Assessing the relevance of marketing and communication materials for clients, checking compliance with telecommunications laws.
7. Educating team on governing responsibilities and reporting cycles, stressing the role of communication law practical applications in the digital age.

With these steps, we guarantee that your organization not only fulfills all commitments under telecommunications laws and regulations yet likewise builds depend on with customers and regulators alike. 

Why involve an accountant along with a lawyer?

Lawyers focus on reducing legal risks, while accountants secure accuracy in reporting. This balance reflects the true meaning of communication law and policy and is achieved as follows:

• Calculating and reporting contributions to the Universal Service Fund and other telecom surcharges.
• Tracking revenues across services to determine FCC and state fee obligations.
• Preparing financial statements to match regulatory filings and audits.
• Synchronization: the lawyer reduces legal/regulatory risks, the accountant ensures accurate reporting and fee compliance.

By combining expertise, your company benefits from holistic guidance, where the telecommunications lawyer secures regulatory clarity, and the accountant provides financial compliance, together reducing exposure to penalties.

What will the accountant do in your project?

The work of an accountant creates the foundation for accurate reporting in the telecommunications industry through the following steps:

1. Maintain accounting systems aligned with telecom revenue reporting categories.
2. Prepare supporting timetables for FCC Types 499, 477, and state reports.
3. Track interstate vs. intrastate income for compliance.
4. Support audits, dispute resolution, and cash flow planning for regulatory fees.

This ensures that reporting aligns with regulations for telecommunications and that your operations remain transparent. With combined accounting and legal oversight, your company experiences fewer surprises during audits and smoother long-term compliance.

Under what conditions can the service be provided?

Our telecommunications law professionals deliver services under clear prerequisites to safeguard both parties:

• KYC/AML and conflict checks are completed.
• Engagement Letter is signed, Scope is agreed, retainer is fixed.
• The client provides reliable revenue, subscriber, and network data.
• Compliance with consumer protection and truth-in-billing rules.

These prerequisites guarantee that cooperation is structured, ethical, and aligned with best practices in global telecommunications law and practice.

What does the workflow look like?

A structured process helps clients understand how compliance moves from diagnostics to long-term monitoring:

1. Diagnostics → review of licenses, services, and reporting obligations.
2. Structuring compliance program → applications, filings, and policies.
3. Filing compliance (FCC/State forms, USF contributions, CPNI certifications).
4. Financial alignment → accounting for revenues and regulatory fees.
5. Recurring tracking → reporting cycles, audits, and regulatory authority inquiries.

Each action incorporates legal know-how, accounting precision, and continuous oversight to straighten your company with the telecommunications reform act and its associated commitments.