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DOCKET NO. 20210173TXFILED 11/5/2021 DOCUMENT NO. 125602021 FPS COMMISSION CLERKFLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OFFICE OF INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT AND MARKET ANALYSIS APPLICATION FOR ORIGINAL AUTHORITY

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1. Step 1: Gather all necessary information about the product or service you want to set rates and tariffs for.
2. Step 2: Determine the cost of production or delivery for the product or service.
3. Step 3: Consider any overhead or administrative costs that need to be included in the rates or tariffs.
4. Step 4: Research the market and competition to understand pricing trends and customer expectations.
5. Step 5: Set a fair and competitive rate or tariff that covers your costs and allows for reasonable profit.
6. Step 6: Test the rates or tariffs with a sample group of customers to gather feedback and make adjustments if needed.
7. Step 7: Document the rates or tariffs in a clear and accessible format for customers to understand.
8. Step 8: Regularly review and update the rates or tariffs to stay competitive and reflect changes in costs or market conditions.

Who needs rates and tariffs?

1. Businesses offering products or services to customers.
2. Companies involved in import/export.
3. Manufacturers and distributors determining pricing for their products.
4. Service providers like telecom companies or utilities.
5. Government agencies setting tariffs for imports or exports.
6. Financial institutions determining interest rates or fees.
7. Individuals looking to understand pricing and compare options.

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What is rates and tariffs?

Rates and tariffs are the pricing structures established by service providers, especially in industries like transportation, utilities, and telecommunications, to charge customers for their services. They can include flat rates, variable pricing, and other fee structures.

Who is required to file rates and tariffs?

Entities such as utilities, transportation companies, and other regulated businesses are required to file rates and tariffs with relevant regulatory bodies to ensure compliance with laws and industry standards.

How to fill out rates and tariffs?

To fill out rates and tariffs, organizations typically need to provide detailed information about the services offered, pricing structures, applicable fees, and any discounts or surcharges. This is often done using standardized forms provided by regulatory agencies.

What is the purpose of rates and tariffs?

The purpose of rates and tariffs is to standardize pricing for services, ensure transparency for consumers, and allow regulatory bodies to oversee and approve fair pricing practices in various industries.

What information must be reported on rates and tariffs?

Information that must be reported includes the type of service provided, pricing details, terms and conditions, customer classifications, and any other relevant fees or pricing adjustments.