Haw. Code R. § 18-235-5-02 - Allocation and separate accounting
(a) Taxpayers
described in section
18-235-5-01(b)
who are required to determine Hawaii source income shall determine Hawaii
source income by allocation and separate accounting so far as practicable as
required by section
235-5(b),
HRS.
(1) If the nature of the taxpayer's
activity renders direct allocation impracticable, or the taxpayer's books of
account and records do not clearly reflect income properly taxable by Hawaii,
income shall be allocated or apportioned under sections
235-21 to
235-39,
HRS.
(2) If the taxpayer's activity
within the State is an integral part of a unitary business carried on within
and without the State, income shall be allocated or apportioned under sections
235-21 to
235-39, HRS. For
purposes of this paragraph, "integral part of a unitary business" means the
activity is central to the activity of the taxpayer such that allocation and
separate accounting is not practicable.
(b) When the separate accounting method is
used, separate records shall be maintained for sales, cost of sales, and
expenses which are attributable to activity within Hawaii. Overhead expenses
not directly allocable to activity within or without Hawaii shall be allocated
according to the facts and circumstances, and in conformity with generally
accepted accounting principles.
(c)
A change in the taxpayer's allocation method or apportionment formula is a
change in the taxpayer's method of accounting within the meaning of sections
446 (with respect to methods of accounting) and 481 (with respect to
adjustments required by changes in method of accounting), IRC.
Notes
§ 18-235-5-02 is based upon § 18-235-5(a)(1) and (b)(1), (3). [Eff 2/16/82; am and ren § 18-235-5-02 9/3/94]
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