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Form G-17, Rev 2005, Resale Certificate for Goods General Form 1

Form G-17, Rev 2005, Resale Certificate for Goods General Form 1-2026

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The document is a Resale Certificate for Goods (Form G-17) issued by the State of Hawaii's Department of Taxation. It certifies that the purchaser holds a Hawaii Tax Identification Number and outlines the conditions under which tangible personal property can be purchased for resale, either at retail or wholesale. The certificate must be retained by the seller and not submitted to the Department of Taxation.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering the name of the seller in the designated field at the top of the form.
Next, fill in the seller's address, including city, state, and postal/ZIP code.
Indicate the date of this certificate to ensure proper documentation.
As the purchaser or authorized agent, certify your Hawaii Tax Identification Number in the specified section.
Describe the nature and character of your business clearly in the provided space.
Select whether your purchases are for resale at retail or wholesale by checking the appropriate box.
Finally, sign and print your name along with your title before saving or exporting your completed form.

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What is the resale tax in Hawaii?

If a wholesaler sells product(s) to a retail to resell, the wholesaler is taxed at 0.5% on its sale to the retailer. The retailer is taxed at 4% (plus the county surcharge if applicable) on its sale to the final consumer.

Who is required to pay general excise tax in Hawaii?

The general excise tax is imposed on the business and applies different rates to gross receipts (sales) from business activities in Hawaii. These activities include wholesale sales and retail sales of goods and sales of services, such as labor for truck repairs.

How do I know if my business needs to pay excise tax?

Excise tax is imposed only on specific goods and services like airline tickets, fuel, tires, indoor tanning services, and gambling.

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What is the G-49 tax form in Hawaii?

Form G-49 is a summary of your activity for the entire year. This return must be filed in addition to Form G-45.

What is the form BB 1 state of Hawaii basic business application?

The Basic Business Application form BB-1 is essential for businesses in Hawaii to register for tax licenses and permits. It provides a structured format for essential business details, ensuring compliance with state regulations.

What is the tax on a resale certificate in Hawaii?

In Hawaii, a resale certificate is a document that allows businesses to purchase goods intended for resale without paying the full General Excise Tax (GET) at the point of purchase. Instead of the standard 4% GET (4.5% in Honolulu), transactions involving a valid resale certificate are taxed at a reduced rate of 0.5%.

Form G-17, Rev 2005, Resale Certificate for Goods General Form 1-2026

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