§231-67 Tax liens; tax deed; redemption. The state tax collector or the state tax collector's assistant, on payment of the purchase price, shall make, execute, and deliver all proper conveyances necessary in the premises and the delivery of the conveyances shall vest in the purchaser the title to the property sold; provided that the deed to the premises shall be recorded within sixty days after the sale; provided further that the taxpayer may redeem the property sold by payment to the purchaser at the sale, within one year from the date thereof, or if the deed shall not have been recorded within sixty days after the sale, then within one year from the date of recording of the deed, of the amount paid by the purchaser, together with all costs and expenses which the purchaser was required to pay, including the fee for recording the deed, and in addition thereto, interest on such amount at the rate of twelve per cent a year, but in a case of redemption more than one year after the date of sale by reason of extension of the redemption period on account of late recording of the tax deed, interest shall not be added for the extended redemption period. [L 1989, c 14, pt of §1(1)]
Structure Hawaii Revised Statutes
231-1.5 Confidentiality privileges relating to taxpayer communications.
231-1.6 Personnel security program; criminal history record checks.
231-3 Department, general duties and powers.
231-3.1 Consideration paid not indicative of fair market value.
231-3.6 Streamlined sales and use tax agreement compliance.
231-4 Assessing officers eligible to appointment as collecting officers and vice versa.
231-4.3 Investigators; appointment and powers.
231-4.5 Administrative rules officer; specialists; appointment and duties.
231-5 Deceased officers, duties of personal representatives, etc.
231-6 Oath, power to administer.
231-7 Audits, investigations, hearings, and subpoenas.
231-7.5 Expedited appeals and dispute resolution program.
231-8 Timely mailing treated as timely filing and paying.
231-8.5 Electronic filing of tax returns.
231-9 Tax collection; general duties, powers of director; dollar rounding.
231-9.3 Tax collection; mainland contractors working on federal construction projects.
231-9.4 Credit or debit card remittances.
231-9.5 Assessment of additional taxes of corporations or partnerships.
231-9.6 Fiduciaries, liability.
231-9.7 Informalities not to invalidate assessments, mistakes in names or notices, etc.
231-9.9 Filing and payment of taxes by electronic funds transfer.
231-10 Department; keep offices where.
231-10.6 Rules or administrative guidance.
231-10.7 Temporary rulemaking authority for regulation of tax matters.
231-11 Police to aid assessing or collecting officers.
231-13 Director; examination, investigation, and collection.
231-15.3 Signature presumed authentic.
231-15.4 Tax return preparers; preparer tax identification number required.
231-15.5 Disclosure by return preparers.
231-15.7 Returns by fiduciaries.
231-15.8 Time for performing certain acts postponed by reason of service in combat zone.
231-18 Tax and other officials permitted to inspect returns; reciprocal provisions.
231-19.3 Disclosure of letter rulings, et al.
231-20 Evidence, tax records as.
231-21 Due date on Saturday, Sunday, or holiday.
231-21.5 Effect of civil union.
231-23 Adjustments and refunds.
231-24 Jeopardy assessments, etc.
231-26 Extraterritorial enforcement of tax laws.
231-27 Partial payment of taxes.
231-28 Tax clearance before procuring liquor licenses.
231-29 Joinder of party defendant when State claims tax liens.
231-30 Unknown or nonresident delinquents; procedure to collect taxes from.
231-32 Records of delinquent taxes, uncollectible delinquent taxes.
231-33 Tax debt due the State; lien.
231-34 Attempt to evade or defeat tax.
231-35 Wilful failure to file return, supply information, or secure a license.
231-36 False and fraudulent statements; aiding and abetting.
231-36.4 Wilful failure to collect and pay over tax.
231-36.5 Understatement of taxpayer's liability by tax return preparer.
231-36.6 Substantial understatements or misstatements of amounts; penalty.
231-36.7 Promoting abusive tax shelters.
231-36.8 Erroneous claim for refund or credit.
231-37 Neglect of duty, etc., misdemeanor.
231-39 Additions to taxes for noncompliance or evasion; interest on underpayments and overpayments.
231-40.5 Statute of limitations; extension for substantial omissions.
231-41 Statute of limitation for criminal penalties.
231-55 Finalization of setoff; credit on debt.
231-56 Charges for setoff; credit to agency.
231-57 Apportionment of joint refunds.
231-57.5 Notification of address and social security number of debtor parent.
231-61 Tax liens; co-owners' rights.
231-62 Tax liens; foreclosure; property.
231-63 Tax liens; foreclosure without suit, notice.
231-64 Tax liens; registered land.
231-65 Tax liens; notice, form of.
231-66 Tax liens; postponement of sale, etc.
231-67 Tax liens; tax deed; redemption.
231-70 Disposition of surplus moneys.
231-81 Special enforcement section; created.
231-82 Special enforcement section; functions, powers, and duties.
231-83 Investigators and personnel, appointment and power.
231-84 Right to inspection of books, records, and premises; warrants and writs; levy and seizure.
231-85 Identification of cash economy cases; retention of funds.
231-86 Violent interference with a tax official.
231-91 Citations for violations; deposits.
231-92 Cash-based businesses; injunction.
231-93 Cash-based business; defined.
231-94 Failure to produce license upon demand.
231-95 Failure to keep adequate books and records.
231-96 Failure to record transaction.
231-98 Tax avoidance price fixing.