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CIWMB Electronic Waste Recycling Program

R.W. Beck, Inc. Humboldt State University. CIWMB Electronic Waste Recycling Program. Net Cost Report Training. The next hour…. Overview of the net cost reporting requirement Walk through reporting forms Q&A. Purpose of Net Cost Reports.

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CIWMB Electronic Waste Recycling Program

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  1. R.W. Beck, Inc. Humboldt State University CIWMB Electronic Waste Recycling Program Net Cost Report Training

  2. The next hour… • Overview of the net cost reporting requirement • Walk through reporting forms • Q&A

  3. Purpose of Net Cost Reports • Inform the Board’s review of standard payment rates and consumer fees • Identify and understand trends

  4. What is required? • Defined in regulations (18660.10) • Information on actual operating costs • Summary of costs, revenue and net cost per pound for collecting and recycling CEW • Deadline: March 1 each year • Maintain documentation on file

  5. Important Reminders • Include costs & revenue for CEW only • Report on collection & recycling separately • Don’t include CIWMB revenue • Report your best reasonable estimate

  6. Information Required to be Maintained on File • Reasonable justification & clear explanation of reported net cost • Generally, standard operating & accounting documents; and • Notes on assumptions and calculations

  7. Top Concerns About Net Cost Reports • Separating CEW handling from other activities • Administrative burden • Accuracy

  8. Overall, how accurate to you expect your reported costs to be? • 17% - Extremely accurate • 52% - Fairly accurate • 12% - Fairly inaccurate • 14% - Extremely inaccurate • 5% - Not sure

  9. Top Suggestions from Collectors and Recyclers • Provide standardized forms and detailed guidance • Keep it simple • Allow as much flexibility as possible

  10. The Guide and Standard Forms • Simplify and clarify preparing net cost reports • Provide a common format • Facilitate CIWMB analysis • Not required but strongly recommended

  11. What revenue to include? • Collectors: • Collection contract and service fees • Processor payments over and above the standard 20 cent payment • Recyclers: • Sale of recycled CEW components • Do not include revenue from CIWMB.

  12. What costs to include? • Those attributable to CEW collection and recycling only. • Break out by labor, transportation and other. • Recyclers: Don’t count pass through of CIWMB payments.

  13. How to allocate costs to CEW? • Any reasonable approach is allowed provided the method is clearly identified and represents a good-faith effort to estimate costs as accurately as possible • Usually volume allocations are best • Indicate method in column C and describe approach in line 29

  14. How to submit reports • By mail to: CIWMB Attn: Electronic Waste Recycling Program, MS #12 1001 I Street, Box 4025 Sacramento, CA 95812-4025

  15. For more Information and Help • CIWMB Web Site: http://www.ciwmb.ca.gov/Electronics/Act2003/Recovery/NetCost/ • Google “CIWMB, net cost report” • Matt McCarron, 916-341-6456, ewaste@calepa.ca.gov.

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