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HI SCR4
Concurrent Resolution
AI Summary
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Urges the Governor and Legislature to preserve the counties' current share of the transient accommodations tax, which was established by Act 185 in 1990.
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Currently allocates 44.8% of total state transient accommodations tax revenue to counties: Honolulu City and County (44.1%), Maui County (22.8%), Hawaii County (18.6%), and Kauai County (14.5%).
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Recognizes that transient accommodations tax revenues provide financial stability for county budgets and enable improved budgeting and planning compared to the prior grants-in-aid system.
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Warns that loss of the current tax allocation would require counties to significantly raise property taxes to maintain essential government services.
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Directs transmission of certified copies to the Governor, Hawaii State Association of Counties, and the four county mayors.
Legislative Description
Kauai County Package; Transient Accommodations Tax
Last Action
Referred to PSM/THA, WAM.
2/13/2013