Hawaii lawmakers are eyeing the local rental car industry as a resource to rev up tax revenue amid state budget concerns.

Four bills on the Legislature’s agenda aim to impose Hawaii’s 4.5% general excise tax (GET) on rental car companies’ vehicle purchases — a tax change that’s a good idea and should be implemented.

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The Hawaii County Council’s Finance Committee on Feb. 4 voted 7-1 to forward with a favorable recommendation to the full ...

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The Maui Planning Commission voted against recommending the creation of two new hotel zones for vacation rentals. The ...

The County Council would now need a supermajority vote to allow thousands of apartment-zoned units to keep operating as short ...