Get Hi Form Hw-6 2020-2026

Form HW-6, Employee's Statement to Employer Concerning Nonresidence in the State of Hawaii* *Note: The most current version of the forms, available online at .hawaii.gov/tax, must be completed, signed, and dated. Only original signatures on the forms will be accepted.

All withholding taxpayers need to file returns quarterly (due April 15, July 15, October 15, and January 15) using Form HW-14. If changes need to be made to a return already submitted, please file an amended return for that filing period.

Generally, a Hawaii individual income tax return must be filed with the Department of Taxation for each year in which an individual has gross income that exceeds the amount of his or her personal exemptions and standard deduction.

Hawaii state tax forms and reproduction specifications are available on the Federation of Tax Administrators (FTA) Secure Exchange System (SES) website. The SES website is a secure way to provide files to those that reproduce our forms.

If your Hawaii taxable income is over:But not over:Your tax is:$0$2,4001.4% of your income$2,400$4,800$34 + 3.2% of the excess of $2,400$4,800$9,600$110 + 5.5% of the excess of $4,800$9,600$14,400$374 + 6.4% of the excess of $9,6008 more rows

Hawaii charges a progressive income tax, broken down into a whopping 12 tax brackets, and they range from 1.4% on the low end to 11% on the high end. Employees who earn more than $200,000 a year will hit the highest tax bracket.

How to determine which form to file. Hawaiʻi nonresidents or part-year residents should file state Form N-15. A completed copy of the federal return must be attached to the Form N-15. Full-year Hawaiʻi residents filing a federal return should file state Form N-11.