HRS §237-13(9) devices

# (1)

General excise tax, rates applicable, amounts. A person, hereinafter called the “user of stamps or other devices,” who uses in, with, or for any transaction, stamps, coupons, tickets, certificates, cards, or other similar devices, redeemable in goods, wares, or merchandise, or which entitle the customer to procure from any person any goods, wares, or merchandise, free of charge, or for less than the retail market price thereof, is taxable upon the full amount of gross proceeds of sale or gross income of the transaction in, with, or for which the stamps or other devices are used, at the rates provided by chapter 237, HRS, without any deduction therefrom on account of the cost of the stamps or other devices.

# (2)

Stamp company, tax applicable to. The person who furnishes to the user of the stamps or other devices, or redeems, such stamps, coupons, tickets, certificates, cards, or other similar devices, is taxable upon the gross income received or derived therefrom at the rate provided by section 237-13(10), HRS.

# (3)

Prize, no tax applies, when; transfer of merchandise to person awarding prize.

# (A)

As to the goods, wares, or merchandise which constitute the prize for or redemption value of the stamps or similar devices, no tax applies in respect of the transfer of such goods, wares, or merchandise to the person surrendering the stamps or similar devices for redemption or who receives the prize, except to the extent of the additional consideration, if any, received or derived therefrom when the goods, wares, or merchandise are transferred for a price other than the stamps or devices themselves.

# (B)

As to the transfer of such goods, wares, or merchandise to the person giving the prize or redeeming the stamps or similar devices, this shall be deemed a sale at wholesale. Fees and commissions received by a director, trustee, executor, or other such fiduciary. See section (b) 18-237-13-06.05. Containers and packaging materials. See section 18-237-4(b). (c) § 18-237-13(6)-04 (d) Gross income received or derived from recapping tires or from selling tangible personal property for use in recapping tires. See section 18-237-13-02(a).

Last amended: [Eff 2/16/82; am 12/1/88; am 2/1/89; am 7/1/90; am and ren §18- 237-13-10 12/27/90] (Auth: HRS §§231-3(9), 237-8) (Imp: HRS §237-13) § 18-237-13(6)-01 One-half per cent intermediary services rate, in general. (a) Section 237-13(6), HRS §237-13(6) HRS, provides that where any person engaging or continuing within the State in any service business or calling not otherwise specifically taxed under chapter 237 renders such services upon or at the request of another taxpayer who is engaged in the serv

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