Mr. Denzer specializes in jurisdictional cost separations and access cost allocations. His responsibilities include the preparation of Part 36 jurisdictional cost separations studies and the related Part 69 access element revenue requirements, the development of projected revenue requirements used for revenue tracking and projections, the reporting of rate of return monitoring to the FCC, and the development of both access tariffs and access rates used to charge state and interstate interexchange carriers. Mr. Denzer's additional responsibilities include supporting firm audit teams, supervising and training firm personnel and clients in cost separations, leading parts of the firm seminars relating to the Revenue Management System (RMS), and providing overall accounting and separation support in litigation services provided by the firm.

In the 23 years as a consultant in the telephone industry, Mr. Denzer has specialized in Part 36 Jurisdictional Cost Separations studies and related Part 69 Access Charge studies. A thorough understanding of a telephone company's services and procedures are necessary to assure that these studies comply with both Federal and State regulations. Mr. Denzer also supervised projects and assisted in the development of exhibits related to regulatory filings before the Federal Communications Commission, Kansas Corporation Commission, Minnesota Public Service Commission, South Dakota Public Utilities Commission, Arkansas Public Service Commission, Alaska Public Service Commission, and the Iowa Public Utilities Board.