Haw. Code R. § 18-231-9.9-07 - Payment transmission, errors and omissions; penalties
(a) A taxpayer which transmits an incorrect
payment amount to the Data Collection Center shall, on the nearest business day
to the date on which the error is discovered, contact the department for
specific instructions.
(1) If the taxpayer
error involves an overpayment of tax, the taxpayer may either elect to have the
overpayment applied against the liability for the next reporting period or
apply for a refund under the provisions of the applicable tax law.
(2) If the taxpayer error involves an
underpayment of tax, the taxpayer must make appropriate arrangements to
initiate payment for the amount of the underpayment.
(b) If a taxpayer using the ACH debit method
communicates payment information to the Data Collection Center after the
call-in period on the business day before the due date, the payment shall be
posted to the taxpayer's account on the next business day following the due
date and shall constitute late payment.
(c) Except as otherwise provided in sections
18-231-9.9-01 to 18-231-9.9-11, failure to make a timely EFT payment shall
result in assessment of appropriate penalties and interest, unless the failure
is due to reasonable cause and not to neglect. See section 18-231-9.9-09 for
examples of reasonable cause.
(d)
If an EFT transfer is rejected by the taxpayer's financial institution, such as
because of insufficient funds in the taxpayer's account, the department shall
assess the processing fee authorized by section
40-35.5,
HRS.
Notes
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