Get Ga Epd Tire Fee Report 2015-2026

Filling out the GA EPD Tire Fee Report is essential for businesses in Georgia that sell new replacement tires. This guide provides professional and supportive instructions for completing the report online, ensuring compliance with state regulations.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the GA EPD Tire Fee Report.

1. Use the ‘Get Form’ button to access the GA EPD Tire Fee Report and open it in your preferred editor.
2. In Section I, enter your generator information, including your business name, Scrap Tire Generator ID#, street address, reporting period, city, state, ZIP code, and due date. Indicate whether your business is closed and, if so, provide the last day of operation.
3. If your business has moved within the last three months, supply the new address information as required.
4. Proceed to Section II to calculate your payment. Start by completing lines 4-8 only if line 1 shows $3,000 or more and you are remitting fees by the due date, which is the 30th of the month following the end of the quarter.
5. Multiply the total number of new tires sold during the reporting period by $1.00. If no tires were sold, enter '0.' For totals of 2,999 or less, continue to line 2. If the total is 3,000 or more, skip to line 4.
6. Determine your deduction by taking line 1 and multiplying it by 0.03; this is your deduction amount.
7. Subtract line 2 from line 1 to find the amount you owe.
8. For those reporting sales of 3,000 tires or more, subtract $3,000 from line 1.
9. For line 5, calculate your deduction for the first 3,000 tires sold, which totals $90.00.
10. Multiply the result from line 4 by 0.005 to determine your deduction for new tires sold in excess of 3,000.
11. Add lines 5 and 6 to get your total deduction.
12. Finally, subtract line 7 from line 1 to calculate the final amount owed on total.
13. In Section III, certify the report by providing your authorized signature, date of signature, printed name, and title.
14. Section IV involves submitting your payment. Sign and date the report and, if this is your final report, list the closure date. Keep a copy for your records and send your payment as directed.
15. If applicable, even if you paid the $1.00 fee to your tire distributor during the reporting period, you still need to submit the form with '0' on line 8 and provide any purchase invoice copies.
16. Once completed, users can save changes, download, print, or share the report as needed.

Complete your GA EPD Tire Fee Report online today to ensure compliance and timely submission.