Compliance
Resource Guide

For EPA Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)

Know what applies.
Find what you need.
Move toward compliance with confidence.

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What You Can Do Here

Use the guide as a starting point for TSCA research, internal reviews, worksite investigations, and compliance planning.

Chemical Database

Chemical Database

Search, verify, and organize chemical information.

Look up chemical identifiers, review relevant regulatory context, and gather the details needed to support supplier conversations, internal reviews, and reporting decisions.

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Compliance Forms

Compliance Forms

Find the form before you need it.

Access organized TSCA-related forms and submission resources for reporting, recordkeeping, import/export considerations, and documentation reviews.

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How-To Guides

How-To Guides

Turn complex requirements into clear next steps.

Follow plain-language guides for identifying chemicals, investigating worksites, gathering records, and knowing when a situation may require deeper review.

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EPA TSCA Compliance Made Easier

Your practical homepage for chemical information, compliance forms, step-by-step guidance, and decision support under the Toxic Substances Control Act. (TSCA)

The Compliance Resource Guide helps manufacturers, importers, processors, distributors, and worksites move from uncertainty to action. Search chemical information, understand potential TSCA obligations, find the right forms, and follow practical how-to guidance from one organized resource center.

Built for Compliance Teams, Operations Teams, and Decision Makers

Whether you are reviewing a single chemical, preparing for a reporting cycle, onboarding a new product line, or investigating a facility, the Compliance Resource Guide helps make TSCA research more organized, repeatable, and easier to act on.

How-To Guides

Turn complex requirements into clear next steps.

Follow plain-language guides for identifying chemicals, investigating worksites, gathering records, and knowing when a situation may require deeper review.

5 Steps to Compliance

5 Steps to Compliance: Move from chemical identification to documentation and reporting review.

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How to Identify Chemicals

How to Identify Chemicals: Gather product, formulation, supplier, and chemical identity information.

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How to Investigate a Worksite

How to Investigate a Worksite: Locate chemical uses, process points, storage areas, import activity, and records.

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How to Prepare Documentation

How to Prepare Documentation: Assemble records that support compliance decisions and future audits.

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How to Know When to Ask for Help

How to Know When to Ask for Help: Recognize issues that may require legal, technical, or regulatory review.

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Need Help Finding the Right Resource?

Contact our team with questions, resource suggestions, or requests for help navigating the guide. We can point you toward the right database search, form, how-to article, or guided pathway.

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Not sure where to begin?

Answer a short set of questions about your chemical, product, role, and activity. The Guided Tour routes you to the most relevant database entries, forms, how-to guides, and next steps for your situation.

Follow a Simple 5-Step Compliance Path

  1. Identify the chemical. Confirm the name, CAS number, supplier information, and use.
  2. Define your activity. Clarify whether you manufacture, import, process, distribute, use, or dispose of the substance.
  3. Review possible requirements. Check whether reporting, recordkeeping, notification, restrictions, or exemptions may apply.
  4. Gather supporting records. Collect production, import, volume, use, worksite, supplier, and safety documentation.
  5. Take the next action. Use the right form, guide, or expert review pathway to move forward.