Get HI DoT HW-14 2010

The withholding tax returns (Forms HW-14) are used to report the. wages paid and the taxes withheld. These returns are sometimes. referred to as periodic returns because they must be filed quarterly.

Form N-11 Individual Income Tax Return Resident. Those who owe income tax to the state of Hawaii should file a form N-11. The form is found on the website of the government of Hawaii.

Form N-13 is a simplified form. However, Form N-11 may allow you to pay less tax.

During the tax filing season, many libraries and post offices offer free tax forms to taxpayers. Some libraries also have copies of commonly requested publications. Many large grocery stores, copy centers and office supply stores have forms you can photocopy or print from a CD.

However, you must file a nonresident tax return with Hawaii if you are under 65, and made more than $1,040 of taxable income from Hawaiian sources or if you are above 65 and made more than $2,080 of taxable income in Hawaii. To fill out your nonresident tax return with Hawaii, use Form N-15.

Hawaii employers are responsible for withholding FICA taxes - 1.45% of your earnings for Medicare taxes and 6.2% for Social Security.

Hawaii employers are responsible for withholding FICA taxes - 1.45% of your earnings for Medicare taxes and 6.2% for Social Security.

Overview of Hawaii Taxes The state's average effective property tax rate is just 0.27%.

Hawaii does not have a gift tax. The federal gift tax has a $15,000 exemption per gift recipient each year.

There are no local taxes imposed in Hawaii. As an employer located in Hawaii, you will need to register with the following: The Hawaii Department of Taxation for withholding state income taxes and unemployment taxes.

However, you must file a nonresident tax return with Hawaii if you are under 65, and made more than $1,040 of taxable income from Hawaiian sources or if you are above 65 and made more than $2,080 of taxable income in Hawaii. To fill out your nonresident tax return with Hawaii, use Form N-15.

6.8% on taxable income between $14,401 and $19,200. 7.2% on taxable income between $19,201 and $24,000. 7.6% on taxable income between $24,001 and $36,000. 7.9% on taxable income between $36,001 and $48,000.

A: Filing state taxes and making debit payments through Hawaii Tax Online is free, but credit card payments are subject to a fee.