The Transient Accommodations Tax (TAT) in Hawaii is a tax levied on short-term rentals, hotels, and lodging accommodations. It is collected from visitors who stay for less than 180 consecutive days and helps fund state tourism and local government initiatives. As of 2021, Hawaii increased the TAT to 10.25%, with counties allowed to impose an additional tax of up to 3%. The tax is filed and remitted through Hawaii Tax Online or by paper, with businesses required to submit either monthly, quarterly, or annual returns, depending on income thresholds. Contact 808-343-1413 and visit our website: https://harptasupporthawaii.com/transient-tax-tat/ to get started.