Expert tax services for Hawaii residents and businesses, including general excise tax compliance and high-bracket planning.
Hawaii filing deadline: April 20. Hawaii has one of the highest income tax rates at 11% and a general excise tax instead of sales tax.
General excise tax (GET) applies instead of traditional sales tax.
Services in Hawaii: Tax Preparation, Bookkeeping, Payroll, Tax Planning.
What is Hawaii's General Excise Tax (GET)? The GET is a 4% tax (4.5% on Oahu) on all business gross receipts — including services. Unlike sales tax, it applies to B2B transactions too and can be passed to customers.
Why is Hawaii's filing deadline April 20? Hawaii extends the state deadline by 5 days past the federal April 15 date. We coordinate both filings to ensure you meet each deadline.
Does Hawaii tax military income? Active-duty military pay earned while stationed in Hawaii is exempt from state income tax if you're domiciled in another state.
GET compliance expertise — proper filing of Hawaii's unique general excise tax
High-bracket planning across Hawaii's 12 income tax tiers to reduce effective rate
April 20 deadline coordination with federal filing calendar
Military income exemption guidance for stationed personnel