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In an effort to combat the growing housing crisis in the state, the Honolulu City Council will take up Bill 46 which would implement a tax on empty homes. The Conversation talked to Council Chair Tommy Waters who introduced the measure.
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The Honolulu City Council is considering a measure that would increase the property tax exemptions for those who own and live in their home. HPR's Ashley Mizuo explains.
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Family advocates, parents and a number of lawmakers say it's time for a child tax credit in Hawaiʻi. Many of them gathered at the Capitol Wednesday.
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The state Council on Revenues is now estimating a 4% annual growth in tax collections for the 2024 fiscal year. The council is more confident in estimated tax collections following the unexpected recovery in the labor market and tourism.
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State Attorney General details why Hawaii joined 46 states to demand TikTok comply with an investigation on deceptive practices; Hawaiʻi Tax Foundation gives insight on proposed family tax relief bills; Local music duo Keahiwai talks reuniting for an upcoming show and how the industry has changed in their 20 years apart
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Earlier this week, Gov. Josh Green unveiled his Green Affordability Plan, a proposal to reform the state’s tax code for every income bracket. Green estimates the plan to cost the state around $312 million — and possibly save the average family of four about $2,000 annually.
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Snapshot of a new report about childcare tax credits lowering poverty levels; University of Hawaiʻi office marks 50 years of diversity and higher education access; Hawaiʻi Pacific University pursuing seaweed research with federal funds; A Kaimukī fishmonger promotes community and food security
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A new study finds Hawaiʻi could cut family poverty in half by investing in a child tax credit. While credits help many local families, there are still challenges to addressing child poverty. HPR's Casey Harlow has more.
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While many people are on vacation this week, there are several business days left in 2018. That means you still have time for some last minute adjustments…
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Last year was a big one for the film industry here in the island-- generating more than $300 million into the economy according to state’s own business…