Who pays what? Employer only Hawaii unemployment (SUI): New employers on Schedule C pay 2.40% on the first $64,500 of wages, plus a 0.01% training assessment. Construction employers are often higher, with one guide showing 5.6% to 6.6% for the first three rate years (NAICS 23). The employee pays nothing toward SUI. The maximum cost per employee at the new-employer rate is about $1,548. Bloomberg reported the assessment as 0.1%, so confirm on your DLIR rate notice. Workers’ co

Aloha, Whenever I ask a Hawaii business owner’s what their financial goals are, saving on taxes is ALWAYS at the top of the list! However, a lot of taxpayers don’t realize that there’s an expiration date on certain tax strategies. If you wait until after the ball drops on New Year’s Eve, you could be missing out on some of these powerful tax savings opportunities. Disclaimer: This guide is for educational purposes only and does not constitute tax, legal, or financial advice

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