Petition Seeks Superfund Tax on Neo Decanoic Acid – Speak Up
Published Date: 5/21/2025
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Summary
Hey chemical companies! Someone wants to add neo decanoic acid to the list of substances that get taxed under the Superfund program. This means if it happens, businesses dealing with this chemical might pay new taxes. The government is asking for your thoughts before making any decisions, so now’s the time to speak up!
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Petition to Tax Neo Decanoic Acid
A petition was filed asking that neo decanoic acid be added to the federal list of taxable substances under the Superfund program. The notice requests public comments on that petition. This filing is not a decision and does not change the list or impose any tax at this time.
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