A self-audit will increase EPA penalties for a company that conducts it.

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Conducting a self-audit does not increase EPA penalties for a company. In fact, it can help companies identify and address compliance issues before an EPA inspection or violation occurs, potentially reducing penalties and fines. However, if a company conducts a self-audit and fails to disclose violations to the EPA or take action to address them, penalties could be increased due to non-compliance and lack of transparency.

A Self-Audit Will Increase EPA Penalties for a Company That