Haw. Code R. § 18-231-3-14.22 - General recordkeeping requirements
(a) Every person
who:
(1) Does business (within the meaning of
section
237-2,
HRS) in this State;
(2) Imports
tangible personal property for use, sale, or consumption in this State;
or
(3) Purchases tangible personal
property for use, sale, or consumption in this State from a seller that is not
licensed under chapter 237, HRS, shall keep complete and adequate records from
which the department may determine any tax for which that person may be
liable.
(b) Unless the
department authorizes an alternative method of recordkeeping in writing, these
records shall show:
(1) Gross receipts from
all activities engaged in or caused to be engaged in with the object of gain or
economic benefit either direct or indirect, including the fair market value of
property or services received in barter or exchange transactions, whether the
receipts are claimed to be taxable or nontaxable.
(2) The amounts of all deductions,
exemptions, or credits claimed in filing any tax return.
(3) Total value, as defined in section
18-238-2(g)(2), of all tangible personal property purchased for sale,
consumption, or lease in this State.
(c) The records shall include:
(1) The normal books of account ordinarily
maintained by the prudent business person in the line or lines of business in
which the person is engaged;
(2)
All bills, receipts, invoices, cash register tapes, or other documents of
original entry supporting the entries in the books of account;
(3) All schedules or working papers used in
preparation of tax returns; and
(4)
Any records that may be required under any specific tax chapter to which the
taxpayer may be subject (such as those described in sections
243-9,
244D-9, or
245-8,
HRS).
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