February 5, 2008, 4:51 pm
Hawaii's unique tax wrinkle
Are you licensed to do business in Hawaii? Tell us about it.
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Thank you for the advice given in this article. I am alson living in Hawaii and doing business here that is exported outside of the state. I do not engage in any sales here or have any business transactions here, yet I am being forced to pay general excises taxes on goods others sell on the mainland.