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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the hawaii n 288c form in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the taxable year at the top of the form. If it differs from a calendar year, specify accordingly.
  3. If your mailing address has changed, check the 'Address Change' box and provide your new address to ensure timely delivery of any refunds.
  4. Fill in your name and Social Security Number. If filing jointly, include your spouse's information as well.
  5. Describe the Hawaii real property transaction by selecting the appropriate entity type (Individual, Corporation, etc.) and providing details such as date of transfer and property description.
  6. Complete lines for amounts withheld, sales price, cost basis, gain calculation, tentative tax on gain, and refund amount. Ensure all calculations are accurate.
  7. Sign and date the form where indicated. Remember that both spouses must sign if filing jointly.

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The transient accommodations tax on timeshare occupancy is 7.25% on the units fair market rental value. What is fair market rental value?
Purpose: Form N-288A primary function is to declare the specifics of withholding tax on dispositions by nonresident persons of Hawaii real property interests. It accompanies Form N-288 to provide a detailed breakdown of the withholding tax for each nonresident involved in the property transfer.
under Hawaii tax laws? You do not need to apply with us to be exempt from Hawaii income tax. Certain organizations (see table below for a sample listing) that are exempt from federal income tax are automatically exempt from Hawaii income tax. No separate Hawaii application is required.
Many nonprofit and religious organizations such as churches are exempt from federal and state income taxes, but since the GET is imposed on you as the seller and not your customer, the sale is subject to GET. Therefore, a business may visibly pass on the GET to customers who are nonprofit or religious organizations.
The Hawaii estate tax exemption, like the federal exemption, is a tax exemption that reduces the amount of estate taxes that must be paid. At the state level, the exemption is $5,490,000; in other words, you will pay no Hawaii estate tax on estate transfers up to that value.

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How Do I Avoid HARPTA Taxes? N-289 Exemption You may qualify for an exemption from HARPTA withholdings by filing Form N-289 before selling your property. N-288C Refund of Withholding Instead of having to wait until tax season, you may be able to file Form N-288C to receive a refund within four to six weeks.
HARPTA Exemptions: Hawaii residents, sellers participating in a 1031 tax-deferred exchange, and sellers losing money on a sale may be eligible for an exemption. HARPTA vs. FIRPTA: While HARPTA applies to non-residents selling Hawaii real estate, FIRPTA is a federal law targeting foreign sellers of U.S. property.
WHO MAY QUALIFY FOR A HOME EXEMPTION? You are entitled to the home exemption if: You own and occupy the property as your principal home real property owned and occupied as the owners principal home means occupancy of a home in the city with the intent to reside in the city.

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