United States — Hawaii
HRS § 236E-2 - Definitions
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This provision defines key terms used in the chapter, including tax terms, people, property, and what counts as a transfer.
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This provision defines key terms used in the chapter, including tax terms, people, property, and what counts as a transfer.
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A person who must pay another person's tax under a contract can appeal the tax assessment in their own name, and the assessed taxpayer can also appear and be heard.
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Certain financial and related corporations with a net capital gain are subject to an alternative tax calculation, including 4% of the net capital gain.
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The department may collect chapter taxes and bring collection proceedings, and it must represent the State in matters under this chapter. Certain courts have jurisdiction over estate-tax and generation-skipping transfer-tax questions, and an aggrieved taxpayer may appeal an assessment within the time set by section 235
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A person who pays Hawaii transfer tax may be entitled to reimbursement from the person who received the transferred property, unless the governing document says otherwise.
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In certain eminent domain cases, tax officials must not be joined as party respondents just because of tax liens, and the plaintiff must give them copies of the complaint and any amended complaint.
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This section lets eligible taxpayers claim a high technology business investment tax credit, but they must claim it on time and provide required statements and certificates.
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State tax liens on real property may be foreclosed, with sale proceeds applied to taxes, costs, and other liens in priority order.
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Certain corporations and similar entities with net capital gain may owe an alternative tax instead of the tax under section 235-71.
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The director of taxation must collect and account for taxes, pay collected taxes to the director of finance when directed, and county attorneys must assist in collection; the director may also require tax return items to be rounded to the nearest whole dollar, with 50 cents rounded up.
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This section says the transient-accommodations tax can apply in addition to other State taxes, but if a court says that is not legally allowed for the same property or use, the chapter does not apply in that situation. It also sets presumptions for rentals under or over 180 days and requires the operator to prove non-t
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For insurers, paying the specified taxes and fees settles most state and county tax, license, and fee demands, with listed exceptions.