Hawaii Business Trust
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Unlike some other states, Hawaii doesn't have a required general business license for all businesses. However, some businesses may be required to obtain permits from state agencies. For example, a business may need a permit related to the environment or health and safety issued by the Department of Health.
Step 2: Register Your Hawaii DBAOption 1: File Online With Hawaii Business Express.Option 2: File the Application for Registration of Trade Name by Mail, Fax, Email, or In-Person.Cost: $50 Filing Fee.Office Address:Mailing Address:Email: breg-doci-filing@dcca.hawaii.gov.Fax: (808) 586-2733.
In Hawaii, all business registrations are filed with the State of Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, Business Registration Division. Our business registration forms are simple to fill out and only require enough information to fulfill Hawaii's statutory filing requirements.
In Hawaii, there is no requirement that a business register a DBA in order to use an alternative name in commerce. However, despite the fact that a DBA is not mandatory, it can be helpful in many regards. Some advantages are: A registered DBA prevents others from legally using the name.
Step 2: Register Your Hawaii DBAOption 1: File Online With Hawaii Business Express.Option 2: File the Application for Registration of Trade Name by Mail, Fax, Email, or In-Person.Cost: $50 Filing Fee.Office Address:Mailing Address:Email: breg-doci-filing@dcca.hawaii.gov.Fax: (808) 586-2733.
Owners of all forms of business, except sole proprietorships, unincorporated associations (nonprofit organizations) and foreign insurance companies, must register with the DCCA, BREG.
Businesses that operate within Hawaii must adhere to state tax registration regulations. For example, businesses with at least one employee are required to register for income tax withholding, sales and use tax (seller's permit), and unemployment insurance tax.
