Resources for Lead-Acid Battery Fees

Need to know more? Follow the links below for more information about the topics covered in this guide, as well as other information you might find helpful:

Laws and Regulations

• California Lead-Acid Battery Fees - Health and Safety Code (§§ 25215–25215.75)
• Fee Collection Procedures Law (§§ 55001-55381)
• Lead-Acid Battery Fees Regulations

Notices

• New Lead-Acid Battery Fee Regulations
• Lead-Acid Battery Fees Increase April 1, 2022
• Changes to Your Lead-Acid Battery Fee Returns
• Changes to the Lead-Acid Battery Fees Program
• Do You Need a California Battery Fee Account?
• The Lead-Acid Battery Fee Returns Will Move to Our New Online Services System Effective November 9, 2020

Newsletters

• Newsletters

Related Industry, Tax, or Fee Guides

• Tax Guide for Auto Repair Garages
• Tax Guide for Marketplace Facilitator Act

Related Websites

California Department of Toxic Substances Control

Additional Sources

• Assembly Bill 142, chapter 860, Statutes of 2019
• Assembly Bill 2153, chapter 666, Statutes of 2016

Other Helpful Resources

• Contact Us – A listing of California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (CDTFA) contacts for your questions and concerns.
• Sign Up for CDTFA Updates – Subscribe to our email lists and receive the latest news, newsletters, tax and fee updates, public meeting agendas, and other announcements.
• Special Notices – CDTFA special notices are issued whenever there is a change in law, tax rates, or CDTFA procedures.
• CDTFA Online Services – Learn about the online services CDTFA offers.
• CDTFA Field Offices – A comprehensive listing of all CDTFA offices and contact information.
• Get It In Writing! – Tax and Fee Laws can be complex, and you are encouraged to put your tax questions in writing. You may also send your request in a letter to: Program Administration Branch, MIC; 31, California Department of Tax and Fee Administration, , P.O. Box 942879, Sacramento, CA 94279-0031.
• Taxpayers' Rights Advocate (TRA) – The TRA Office helps taxpayers when they are unable to resolve a matter through normal channels, when they want information regarding procedures relating to a particular set of circumstances, or when there are apparent rights violations.