08-16-2016, 10:17 AM
There have been several court rulings that the primary residence is known "in good faith" to the resident. It is where the most time of the year is spent, and more importantly, sleeping. Basically, you damn well know which is your primary residence, otherwise it is perjury or mental illness (dementia, not knowing where you live). This is a case of using one address as the primary residence for tax evasion and another address claimed as primary residence for voter registration. The effort appears to be very deliberate and calculating.
This thing of using Hawaii for primary residence scams is BS. There are several people that abuse this, using something like a Puna parent's home as a local primary agent for a local business, while living elsewhere completely. Things like this do cost tax payers a lot of money providing breaks for non residents. This residence requirement is enforced like a hammer on college residents. What kind of example is it for some apologists to poo-poo abuse on the local adult and business level?
*Japanese tourist on bus through Pahoa, "Is this still America?*
This thing of using Hawaii for primary residence scams is BS. There are several people that abuse this, using something like a Puna parent's home as a local primary agent for a local business, while living elsewhere completely. Things like this do cost tax payers a lot of money providing breaks for non residents. This residence requirement is enforced like a hammer on college residents. What kind of example is it for some apologists to poo-poo abuse on the local adult and business level?
*Japanese tourist on bus through Pahoa, "Is this still America?*
*Japanese tourist on bus through Pahoa, "Is this still America?*