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The new tire fee is $1.00 for each new motor vehicle tire sold at retail in Florida and is imposed on the retail seller.
$2.50 per tire State Tire Fee List of State Tire Fees by StateStateFee per New Tire SoldNew Mexico$1.50 per tireNew York$2.50 per tireNorth Carolina2% disposal tax on the total cost of the tire with a rim size of 19.5 inches or less1% disposal tax on the total cost of the tire with a rim size of more than 19.5 inches47 more rows Where To Recycle Tires + State-by-State Disposal Fees utires.com articles tire-disposal-fee utires.com articles tire-disposal-fee
For filing periods beginning on or after March 1, 2023, you must report and remit any waste tire management fees collected with your sales tax return.
$1.50 per tire A motor vehicle tire fee of $1.50 per tire is imposed on each new motor vehicle tire sold in New Jersey, including new tires that are component parts of a new or used motor vehicle that is either sold or leased, if the transaction is subject to sales tax pursuant to the New Jersey Sales and Use Tax Act. New Jersey Motor Vehicle Tire Fee Business Telefiling Instructions nj.gov taxation pdf otherforms misc nj.gov taxation pdf otherforms misc
The California Tire Fee is a Tax of $1.75 for Every New Tire Sold in California. Under California law (specifically, California Public Resources Code Section 42885), everyone who purchases a new tire in California must pay a California Tire Fee of $1.75 per tire.
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Businesses that sell tires must collect a fee to pay for tire recycling. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) collects these fees. The fee is $2.50 per new tire sold. Tire Recycling Collection and Fee | City of New York NYC Business (.gov) nycbusiness description NYC Business (.gov) nycbusiness description
The Department of Sanitation will accept up to four tires from passenger vehicles at Special Waste Sites. Learn more on the Special Waste Disposal page. Tire Disposal NYC311 - NYC.gov nyc.gov article nyc.gov article

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