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Code · Hawaii · Hawaii Revised Statutes

CHAPTER 236E

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CHAPTER 236E
ESTATE AND GENERATION-SKIPPING TRANSFER TAX
Section
236E-1 Short title
236E-2 Definitions
236E-3 Conformance to the Internal Revenue Code;
general application
236E-4 Administration, adoption, and interrelationship
of Internal Revenue Code and federal public laws
with this chapter
236E-5 Legislative intent; application of Internal
Revenue Code
236E-6 Applicable exclusion amounts
236E-7 Hawaii taxable estate
236E-8 Tax imposed; credit for tax paid other state
236E-9 Returns; time to file return and pay tax
236E-10 Interest on amount due; penalties
236E-11 Extension of time to file return
236E-12 Department to issue release; final settlement
of account
236E-13 Amended returns; final determination
236E-14 Administration; rules
236E-15 Sale of property to pay tax; creation of lien
236E-16 Liability for failure to pay tax before
distribution or delivery
236E-17 Generation-skipping transfers; tax imposed
236E-18 Administration by department; action for
collection of tax; appeal
236E-18.5 Audit of return; procedure upon failure to file
return; additional taxes; limitation period
236E-19 Parent as natural guardian for purposes of
sections 2032A and 2057 of the Internal Revenue
Code
236E-20 Reimbursement
236E-21 Statute of limitations; claims for refund
236E-22 Expenses of court proceeding
236E-23 Who liable; amount
236E-24 Agreements with other states for payment of tax
imposed by this chapter
236E-25 Disclosure of federal return information
236E-26 Disposition of revenues
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