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Why does Walmart charge a tire recycling fee?

The tire recycling fee is a small charge that is added to the cost of new tires and varies from state to state. Since there is no federal standard on recycling fees, states can set their own fees or not charge at all. This fee helps fund recycling plants, transportation of old tires, and the energy needed for disposal.

Do I have to pay the tire disposal fee?

While not mandatory, some tire shops/installers might add a disposal fee to your bill. This fee helps cover the costs of transporting used tires for proper recycling. Both are added over the sales tax.

How to get a resale certificate in Pennsylvania?

HOW TO GET A RESALE CERTIFICATE IN PENNSYLVANIA ✔ STEP 1 : Complete a PA-100 Form (sales tax registration) ✔ STEP 2 : Fill out the Pennsylvania REV-1220 exemption certificate form. ✔ STEP 3 : Present a copy of this certificate to suppliers when you wish to purchase items for resale.

Is there tax on tires in PA?

Tires: $1 per new tire. Only new tires for highway use are taxed. Off-road tires and used tires are not subject to this fee. Motor vehicle rentals: $2 per rental day or part of a rental day if the rental is for fewer than 30 days.

Can you claim tires on your taxes?

Vehicle Expense Deductions If you use your vehicle for business purposes, you may be able to deduct a portion of the costs associated with operating and maintaining the vehicle. This includes not only gas and oil but also repairs, tires, insurance, registration fees, licenses, and depreciation.