Hawaii SB1097 amends motor vehicle tax laws to limit unpaid taxes and penalties to the past five years.
Hawaii SB1097 modifies the state's motor vehicle tax laws to limit the amount of unpaid taxes and penalties owed to the most recent five years of delinquency. This change aims to prevent situations where the total owed exceeds the vehicle's value, leading to abandonment and environmental issues. The bill also addresses the seizure and sale of vehicles for unpaid taxes, ensuring that penalties do not accumulate beyond a five-year period. This amendment seeks to balance financial relief for vehicle owners with the state's need to collect overdue taxes.
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