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Bill exempting Hawaii health care workers from GE tax heads to Gov. Green - Vimarsana News

Bill exempting Hawaii health care workers from GE tax heads to Gov. Green

A win for healthcare workers on Wednesday as the state legislature passed a bill to provide them with some tax relief.

Source: kitv.com
Legislature passes bill to exempt certain medical services from General Excise Tax : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

Legislature passes bill to exempt certain medical services from General Excise Tax : Maui Now

Senate Bill 1035 SD2 HD1 CD1, exempts hospitals, infirmaries, medical clinics, health care facilities, pharmacies, and medical and dental providers from General Excise Tax on goods or services that are reimbursed through Medicaid, Medicare, or TRICARE. If approved by the governor, this law will go into effect on Jan. 1, 2026.

Doctors urge lawmakers to get rid of general excise tax on health care - Vimarsana News

Doctors urge lawmakers to get rid of general excise tax on health care

Doctors and dentists from across the islands are urging lawmakers to get rid of the general excise tax on health care. Island News spoke with some of them who flew

Source: kitv.com
Exodus of Hawaii residents cost the state $185 million in tax revenue - Vimarsana News

Exodus of Hawaii residents cost the state $185 million in tax revenue

The ongoing departure of residents of Hawai’i is draining the state’s tax base. According to a research and planning officer at the Department of Taxation, Seth Colby, outmigration since 2020

Source: kitv.com
Exodus of Hawaii residents costs the state $185 million in tax revenue - Vimarsana News

Exodus of Hawaii residents costs the state $185 million in tax revenue

The ongoing departure of residents of Hawai’i is draining the state’s tax base. According to a research and planning officer at the Department of Taxation, Seth Colby, outmigration since 2020

Source: kitv.com