United States — Hawaii
HRS § 39A-124.5 - Federal tax exempt status
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The director of finance may make agreements, set up funds or accounts, and do what is needed to comply with federal law.
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United States — Hawaii
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The director of finance may make agreements, set up funds or accounts, and do what is needed to comply with federal law.
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Tax credits claimed under the cited sections are capped at 80% of the taxpayer’s tax liability, and they cannot create carryovers.
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If the IRS changes or corrects the reported federal taxable estate, the estate tax return filer must notify the department, file an amended return within 90 days, and send related records. If extra tax is due, the taxpayer must pay it with interest when the amended return is filed.
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This section imposes a tax on certain noncitizen transfers of a nonresident decedent’s taxable estate in Hawaii, with a stated exemption that is limited by specified Hawaii-situs property.
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This provision sets time limits for assessing, levying, crediting, and collecting conveyance taxes, with suspension rules and an unlimited-time exception for false or fraudulent certificates or failure to file.
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The department may allow certain tax-related documents to be filed electronically, by phone, or by optical means, and may set alternative signing or verification methods.
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The department must issue an automatic estate tax release to the personal representative when the statutory conditions are met.
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Fiduciaries must handle tax-assessment duties tied to property they control, may keep enough property to pay taxes due, and may seek reimbursement from the beneficiary after paying.
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Wholesalers or dealers must pay the taxes shown on the required return when it is filed, and penalties and interest may be added as provided by section 231-39.
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The clerk must pay certified taxes, penalties, and interest from court funds, and must not distribute those funds without required consent unless the certificate has been furnished.
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For taxes within the department of taxation’s duties, its assessment and payment records are prima facie proof of the assessment, amount due, delinquency, and legal compliance, unless the tax law specifically says otherwise.
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Special purpose revenue bonds should be issued, to the extent practicable, so their interest is excluded from federal gross income; the director of finance may take steps needed to comply with federal law.