08-03-2017, 01:06 AM
"Differences in the Way Property Taxes are Determined in Hawaii Versus the Mainland
In Hawaii, tax rates are determined by dollar per 1,000. On the mainland they use percentages. Also on the Big Island, there is a yearly 3% cap on property tax increases, a benefit in an up market."
https://www.hawaiilife.com/blog/big-isla...ssessment/
Can't find the original ordinance.
It doesn't apply if they check and find buildings that are not recorded.Even un-permitted.They assess according to square footage.
In Hawaii, tax rates are determined by dollar per 1,000. On the mainland they use percentages. Also on the Big Island, there is a yearly 3% cap on property tax increases, a benefit in an up market."
https://www.hawaiilife.com/blog/big-isla...ssessment/
Can't find the original ordinance.
It doesn't apply if they check and find buildings that are not recorded.Even un-permitted.They assess according to square footage.