Nevada now limits state regulation of VoIP and...
Nevada now limits state regulation of VoIP and other Internet Protocol-enabled services. Gov. Brian Sandoval (R) signed Assembly Bill 486 this week. The bill, with certain exceptions, “prohibits any state agency or political subdivision of the State from regulating any…
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Internet Protocol-enabled service or Voice over Internet Protocol service,” according to the bill text. Some surcharges and assessments may apply to the providers. It easily passed the Nevada Assembly and Senate since its March introduction and follows a regulatory trend in more than half of all U.S. states now.