HI HR168

Urges United States Congress to enact legislation exempting Hawaii residents from federal income tax.

Cites Hawaii's geographic isolation, high cost of living, limited employment opportunities, and reliance on imported goods as justification for tax relief.

Notes that housing, food, and transportation expenses in Hawaii significantly exceed national averages.

References Alaska and other jurisdictions that have received unique federal tax considerations, establishing precedent for Hawaii's request.

Directs Hawaii's congressional delegation to introduce and support federal legislation providing tax relief for Hawaii residents.