Hawaii Certified Payroll with Reporting of Fringe Benefits is a required reporting system for employers in Hawaii. It is designed to ensure that employers are properly tracking and reporting wages, including both employee and employer contributions to fringe benefits, to the Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations (DLR). This reporting system includes both payroll and fringe benefits reporting. There are three types of Hawaii Certified Payroll with Reporting of Fringe Benefits: 1. Monthly Certified Payroll Report: This report is required to be filed on the 15th day of each month and covers the wages and fringe benefits for the preceding month. 2. Year-end Certified Payroll Report: This report is required to be filed by the last day of February and covers the wages and fringe benefits for the preceding calendar year. 3. Voluntary Certified Payroll Report: This report is optional and can be filed at any time throughout the year. It covers the wages and fringe benefits for a specified period of time. Hawaii Certified Payroll with Reporting of Fringe Benefits allows employers to properly track and report wages, including both employee and employer contributions to fringe benefits, to the DLR in a timely and accurate manner.