Is it necessary to record in the books when outsourcing the disposal of specially managed industrial waste?
The statutory items to be recorded in the books have been changed, and it is no longer necessary to include details regarding the delegation of transportation or disposal.
I would like to introduce a response to the question, "In Article 12-2, Paragraph 14 of the Waste Management Act, it seems to stipulate the maintenance of records by businesses that generate specially controlled industrial waste. Is it necessary to also record the portion that is processed through outsourcing?" Regarding the obligation to maintain and preserve records by businesses that generate specially controlled industrial waste, it was previously necessary to include matters related to the outsourcing of transportation or disposal. However, with the amendments to the Waste Management Act and related regulations in 2010, the statutory items required in the records were changed, and it is no longer necessary to include matters related to the outsourcing of transportation or disposal. Even for businesses that generate specially controlled industrial waste, if they process all of it through outsourcing without conducting their own transportation or disposal, it can be said that recording in the relevant records is no longer required. For more details on this column, please refer to the related links below. If you would like to know more about our services, please view the materials by clicking the "PDF Download" button.
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JEMS Corporation develops businesses that provide IT-based solutions to companies and municipalities facing environmental management challenges. While leveraging the information and know-how accumulated in the field of resource circulation, we broaden our perspective from the waste industry to the entire environmental sector, supporting the realization of a sustainable society as an "environmental information company." As we look towards a future low-carbon society, we aim to provide solutions and consider how to optimize resource circulation from a global perspective, not just domestically. We will continuously anticipate and respond to the ever-changing environmental issues and challenges, striving to contribute to society and enhance corporate value.