Counties should have control of property tax
Title
Counties should have control of property tax
Description
When the practice of land taxation was first introduced in Hawaii during its monarchical period, a centralized system of assessment and collection was used. Today, Hawaii still has the distinction of being the only state in the nation with a completely centralized real property tax administration. This has served us well in the past, but in view of the ongoing debate by the Constitutional Convention over state vs. county property tax authority, a re-examination of our present system is in order.
Creator
JACK K. SUWA
Identifier
HCC2: 263
Citation
JACK K. SUWA, “Counties should have control of property tax,” The Archival Collections at the University of Hawaiʻi School of Law Library, accessed May 16, 2024, http://archives.law.hawaii.edu/items/show/19262.