Income from wealth should be taxed like income from work.

More and more Hawaiʻi real estate is being bought up by investors; this tax reform can help restore balance to the housing market.

Hawaiʻi passed huge tax breaks with Act 46 in 2024, and the top 1% of taxpayers will benefit the most. Unless they are scaled back, these cuts will put funding for state programs and services at risk.

REITs make millions of dollars off Hawaiʻi real estate but pay no corporate income tax to our state.

Hawaiʻi's wealthiest 1 percent have been doing better than ever thanks to unfair tax policies that benefit the rich. They can afford to pay more to help secure our collective future.

Corporations should not be allowed to use shady loopholes to evade paying taxes on their income.