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Hawaii Form N-11 (2025)
Your 2025 federal return, carried into Hawaii as a full-year resident. Every figure is computed in your browser from the return you have already entered, and anything this engine cannot yet figure says so at the line rather than printing a number that would be wrong.
This is a hypothetical Hawaii return, so the official layout is not offered for it. A page that looked exactly like the printed form would be mistaken for one.
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Hawaii — Form N-11
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Form N-11 — Hawaii Resident Income Tax Return
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Hawaii Department of Taxation
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- Pensions taxed federally but not by Hawaii (Form N-11 line 13)too highHRS §235-7(a)(2), (3) · the employer-funded share of pension income, at up to 11%; nil for a filer with no pension. At the retiree persona this is up to $50,000 of income
- Hawaii itemized deductions (Form N-11 lines 21–22)too highHRS §235-2.4 · the excess of Hawaii itemized deductions over the standard amount
- The blind, deaf or totally disabled exemptiontoo highHRS §235-54(c) · $7,000 in place of the ordinary exemptions, for a qualifying filer
- The state/federal wage difference for COLA and ERS (line 8)too lowHRS §235-7(a) · the cost-of-living allowance excluded federally but taxed by Hawaii
- Military reserve pay, housing accounts and the exceptional trees deductiontoo highHRS §235-7(a)(8), §235-5.5, §235-19 · the first $8,636 of reserve pay; up to $3,000 a tree
- The refundable food/excise tax credit and the low-income household renters credittoo highHRS §235-55.85, §235-55.7 · up to $220 a person below the income ceiling; $50 a renter
- The child and dependent care and earned income tax creditstoo highHRS §235-55.6, §235-55.75 · up to 25% of qualifying care expenses; 40% of the federal EIC, refundable
- Form N-158 investment interest and the N-152 lump-sum electiondirection unknownHRS §235-7(f), §235-51 · the N-158 limitation reduces the alternative-tax gain; nil for a filer with neither
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