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How does the law define the items subject to the solid waste excise tax?

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How does the law define the items subject to the solid waste excise tax?

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The four categories of items subject to the solid waste excise tax are defines in the statute as follows Motor oil and similar lubricants – the fraction of crude oil or synthetic oil that is classified for use in the crankcase, transmission, gearbox, or differential of an internal combustion engine, including automobiles, buses ,trucks, lawn mowers and other household power equipment, industrial machinery, and other mechanical devices that derive their power from internal combustion engines. The terms include re-refined oil but do not include specialty industrial or machine oils, such as spindle oils, cutting oil, steam cylinder oils, industrial oils, electrical insulating oils, or solvents which are not sold at retail in this state. Tires – the continuous solid or pneumatic rubber covering encircling the wheel of a motor vehicle, trailer, or motorcycle as defined in Section 56-3-20(2), (4) and (13). It does not include an industrial press-on tire, with a metal or solid compound rim, w

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