Hawaii SB50 repeals vehicle license recovery fees and related audit requirements for rental car companies.
Hawaii SB50 repeals the definition of "vehicle license recovery fees" and the amendments made by Act 137, Session Laws of Hawaii 2017. It also repeals the requirement for rental car companies to submit annual audits to the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs. The bill addresses concerns that rental car companies were passing on excessive fees and taxes to lessees, which could harm Hawaii's tourism industry. The repeal of vehicle license recovery fees aims to ensure that lessees are charged only the fees and taxes directly attributable to their use of the vehicle.
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