United States — Hawaii
HRS § 238-5 - Returns
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Certain taxpayers must file monthly returns and pay the tax by the 20th day of each month, with some taxpayers allowed quarterly or semiannual filing if they have the required permit.
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United States — Hawaii
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Certain taxpayers must file monthly returns and pay the tax by the 20th day of each month, with some taxpayers allowed quarterly or semiannual filing if they have the required permit.
United States — Hawaii
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The department may abate income taxes under section 692, and section 692 is operative for this chapter.
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The tax appeal court must hear the case anew, can require evidence, and may order a bill of particulars on application and notice.
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If the tax department thinks a taxpayer is about to flee, hide property, or otherwise jeopardize tax collection, it must notify the taxpayer and immediately assess and collect the tax, penalties, and interest.
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Licensees must pay the cigarette tax through stamps, unless the department rules that a particular transaction may be paid without stamps.
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The department must adopt rules for a tobacco tax refund or credit for eligible licensees.
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Certain leases, licenses, and permits are subject to real property taxes; the board must notify parties of a tax default and cancel the agreement if the default is not fixed within 60 days.
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The department of taxation administers and enforces this chapter, must set forms and procedure rules, and may use other state tax-law powers if they fit and do not conflict with this chapter.
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Electric light or power public utilities with no county tax franchise, or one below 2.5%, must file an annual gross-receipts statement and pay 2.5% (or the shortfall) to the county finance director.
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Certain fuel taxes must be routed into the state treasury and then paid over to county finance directors for deposit in highway funds.
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Taxes under this chapter must be paid to the department by the tax return due date, and timeliness is governed by chapter 231.