LOCATION: Nihi Kai Villas, Unit:#402-1870 Ho’one Rd., Poipu Beach HI
MLS: 227492
Here’s a great opportunity to own a successful vacation rental in SUNNY POIPU at a beach side resort.
This Nihi Kai (2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms) unit enjoys awesome panoramic views of the ocean from the living room lanai.
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| This property includes a 3 bedroom, 2 bath home and a 1 bedroom, 1 bath studio. Rim lot. Located at the end of a cul-de-sac in Waialeale Estates.
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| Property Type: Residential | TMK # 4-4-6-11-123 | Status: Active | Price: $849,500 |
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HONOLULU – To save money and reduce the use of paper, the State Tax Department will stop
mailing Income Tax Booklets (for example, N-11), Business Tax Booklets (for example, General
Excise) or Estimated Payment Vouchers to taxpayers’ homes or businesses.
The tax booklets with forms and instructions are available for reading and/or printing on-line at:
www.hawaii.gov/tax, as well as at any Tax Department offices.
The department encourages taxpayers to electronically file and pay the N-13 (income tax short
form), General Excise, Withholding, and Transient Accommodations tax returns for free at
www.hawaii.gov/tax - it’s easy, fast and accurate.
Note: Not receiving or requesting a tax booklet does not relieve taxpayers of the requirement to file tax returns.
For more information contact:
Sandi Yahiro
Deputy Director of Taxation
Phone: (808) 587-1540
You’ll need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print the PDF forms. If you don’t already have this software, you can download it at the ADOBE site.
A: Please see: Tax Facts 97-3, Starting a Business – Licenses and Taxes. taxfacts/tf97-03.pdf
A: A one-time $20 fee.
A: The BB-1 Packet 2007/bb1_vp12.pdf, must be completed and submitted with the one-time $20 license fee. It is recommended that the application be mailed in; however, it can also be applied for in person at any of the district offices. The application form is available on the website or it can be faxed to you by calling our Forms by Fax service at 587-7572 if you are calling from Oahu, or (808) 678-0522 from your fax machine if you are calling from outside Oahu.
You’ll need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print the PDF forms. If you don’t already have this software, you can download it at the ADOBE site.
A: Please see: Tax Facts 97-3, Starting a Business – Licenses and Taxes. taxfacts/tf97-03.pdf
A: A one-time $20 fee.
A: The BB-1 Packet 2007/bb1_vp12.pdf, must be completed and submitted with the one-time $20 license fee. It is recommended that the application be mailed in; however, it can also be applied for in person at any of the district offices. The application form is available on the website or it can be faxed to you by calling our Forms by Fax service at 587-7572 if you are calling from Oahu, or (808) 678-0522 from your fax machine if you are calling from outside Oahu.
HONOLULU — ATA Airlines announced that it has canceled all future flights. ATA Airlines filed for bankruptcy on Wednesday because of financial problems. The Indianapolis-based, low cost airline said it loss a key contract for military charters.
“We deeply regret the disruption and hardship caused by the sudden shutdown of ATA, an outcome we and our employees had worked very hard and made many sacrifices to avoid. Unfortunately, the cancellation of a critical agreement for our military charter business undermined ATA’s plan to address the current conditions facing all scheduled service airlines, including the tremendous spike in the price of jet fuel in recent months. As a result, it became impossible for ATA to continue operating,” ATA Chief Operating Officer Doug Yakola said in a written statement.
ATA averaged about 15 flights daily to and from Hawaii from Phoenix, Los Angeles, Oakland, Calif.; and Las Vegas and employed about 50 people locally.
People who purchased tickets from ATA using a credit card can contact their credit card company for more information about how to get a refund for unused tickets.
Here are ATA FAQs for passengers.T
The shutdown comes on the heels of Aloha Airlines’ closure on Monday.
SOURCE: Pacific Business News (Honolulu) – by Jim Kelly
While Aloha Airlines customers won’t be stranded, those with reservations for future flights or who want a refund will face some challenges.
Aloha said passengers with confirmed reservations for travel after March 31 should contact its code-share partner, United Airlines, or Hawaiian Airlines, which has offered to honor Aloha tickets on a first-come, first-served basis through April 3.
But passengers should probably be ready to be flexible with travel dates and times and possibly destinations, especially if heading to the Mainland. Also prepare for some wait-time on the phone with various airlines’ customer service agents; your reservations may not be able to be processed online.
Hawaiian Airlines said it has a special link on its Web site (hawaiianairlines.com) for Aloha passengers or they can call 1-877-892-8896 for a recorded message.
While promising to honor Aloha ticket-holders this week, Hawaiian said travel is on standby and for only one trip at a time; roundtrips aren’t guaranteed.
“Due to the expected high demand for seats, standby travelers are not asured of receiving a confirmed boarding that meets their desired travel schedule,” Hawaiian said.
What about a refund? On its Web site, Aloha says only to “contact your travel agent or credit card company to request a refund.”
For those paying by check or cash, Aloha says you’ll have to file a claim with the bankruptcy court.
Customers who used miles in Aloha’s frequent flyer program, AlohaPass, to book travel awards on United will still get their free trips. (The AlohaPass MasterCards, issued by First Hawaiian Bank, are still good and will probably end up being collector’s items).
But for those with lots of miles in AlohaPass, you’re probably out of luck trying to redeem them. History shows that the miles expire with the airline and bankruptcy courts don’t look on accumulated miles or points as “debts.”
Spring is here and everyone appears to be moving. We have rentals available for April and May to suit everyones budget!
Most of these are currently occupied so be sure to take note of the address and do a drive by and then call us to schedule a viewing.
REOS/FORECLOSURES: For those interested in finding a great deal and finally purchasing your own home, prices are coming down. I’ve seen a dozen property under $399,000 the past couple of months which would all make great starter homes.
Our office also has REOS and foreclosures, so be sure to get on the list and be the first to get updated when new properties become available. You can also call me for more info on the foreclosure process.
LISTED:
LOWEST PRICE HOUSE ON KAUAI! 3 bd/1 ba house on 5,032 s.f. of land located above Kapaa Elementary School. Distant ocean view. Bank owned property being sold in ‘AS IS CONDITION’. Great home for the owner builder! Needs work. Priced to sell quickly. $285,000…
MLS: 204319
Listed Date: March 17, 2008
NOT YET LISTED:
Solar hot water heaters can save families thousands of dollars on energy costs and reduce the county’s reliance on imported oil, yet most homes persist without the technology, officials said yesterday.
After developing legislation with community members over the past three years, County Councilwoman JoAnn Yukimura said she has plans to introduce a bill at the local level that could change this trend.
The proposed ordinance would require solar hot water heaters on all new single-family units and duplex residential construction on Kaua‘i.
“We are moving as a global community from cheap, abundant fossil fuel to scarce, expensive fossil fuel,” she said. “We need to protect our community against ever-rising prices and dependence on fossil fuels.”
Yukimura will serve on an expert panel discussing the technology at 6 p.m. Monday at the Mo‘ikeha Building in meeting rooms 2A-2B. Apollo Kaua‘i, a grassroots energy alternatives group, is hosting the meeting.
KAPA‘A — The state Department of Transportation will be closing the Kapa‘a Temporary Bypass Road to motorists in both directions from Kuhio Highway in Wailua, the south entrance, to Olohena Road, on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., beginning Monday through March 14. **still closed until March 20.
In a prepared statement, officials with the DOT said the road will be closed for landscaping maintenance and lane shoulder clearing. The bypass road will remain open on weekends.
Motorists are advised to use Kuhio Highway as an alternate route and to allow for extra travel time.
Roadwork is conducted weather-permitting.
3567 Hanapepe Rd.
Hanapepe, Kaua’i, HI 96716
Becky Burns, founder of Anahola Granola, a Kaua’i-based company that produces a variety of granola products, kept her business small “so that I could keep a handle on everything.”
Photo by Jarod Powell
Becky Burns started Anahola Granola on Kauai in 1986. What began as a favorite dish served at social gatherings, grew into pounds sold at fairs, farmer’s markets and specialty stores. Becky made and sold her granola for many years while running the Deco Gecko Café in Kapaa.
Anahola Granola continues to grow each year, but is still run as a cottage industry and small business. Although Becky’s vision of keeping her business small goes against the modern business model, it ensures quality control and consistency in the product.
Anahola Granola has three flavors of granola in various package sizes and “Maca Mania” granola bars. Anahola Granola is sold in most Kaua’i stores, and Burns has expanded sales to more than 100 stores and upscale hotels on Kaua’i, O’ahu and Maui. Read the rest of the story here.
The Anahola Granola Building also has rental apartments, a orchid center in the back, and is the home of FARSYDE TATTOO.
Anahola Granola
P.O. Box 70
Anahola, HI 96703
Phone: 808-822-5240
Fax: 808-822-5240
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It is estimated that some 200,000 pets are airborne annually. With a little bit of paperwork and planning, pets headed for Kaua‘i can bypass Honolulu’s quarantine station and arrive directly at the Lihu‘e Airport. Continue reading »
It is estimated that some 200,000 pets are airborne annually. With a little bit of paperwork and planning, pets headed for Kaua‘i can bypass Honolulu’s quarantine station and arrive directly at the Lihu‘e Airport. Continue reading »
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