Hawaii HB946 establishes a carbon displacement tax credit for local producers replacing imported goods.
Hawaii HB946 creates a tax credit for local producers who replace imported goods, reducing carbon emissions. The bill allows producers to claim a credit for the carbon cost avoided by not importing goods. To qualify, producers must demonstrate that their goods are substantially similar to the imported ones, with at least 50% of the value added occurring within the state. The Department of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism issues carbon displacement certificates based on greenhouse gas emissions factors and carbon cost rates.
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