HI HCR103

Urges Hawaii's congressional delegation to support federal legislation addressing the 1992 Supreme Court ruling in Quill Corp. v. North Dakota that prevents states from collecting sales taxes on e-commerce sales without physical presence in the state.

Notes that estimated U.S. e-commerce sales for 2015 will reach approximately $6 trillion, more than five times the amount in 2000.

Estimates Hawaii lost approximately $145 million in general excise tax revenues as of 2012, projected to increase to $211 million by 2015, due to inability to collect taxes from out-of-state e-commerce sellers.

Directs transmission of certified copies of the resolution to Hawaii's congressional delegation.