Hawaii HB979 requires landlords to include their general excise tax license number in summary possession complaints and mandates annual reporting of.
Hawaii HB979 amends summary possession proceedings by requiring landlords to include their general excise tax license number in complaints filed for failure to pay rent. If the required information is not included, the complaint must be dismissed. Additionally, the judiciary must submit an annual list of all summary possession cases to the Department of Taxation, including case numbers, the names of those seeking possession, tax license numbers, and the date the complaint was filed. This bill takes effect on July 1, 2025.
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