Example 1: Taxpayer has retail locations in all taxation districts and has corporate offices located in the Oahu district. Taxpayer has a central cash management account controlled by the corporate office located in the Oahu district that places the gross receipts from all retail locations into one interest bearing bank account. Taxpayer shall allocate the interest received from this bank account to the Oahu district because the account is controlled by the corporate office located in the Oahu district.
Example 2: Assume the same facts as in example 1, except that a separate bank account is created for the Maui district retail locations. The money deposited into that bank account is used for improvements to the Maui district stores and controlled by the Maui district retail locations. Interest on this bank account shall be allocated to the Maui district.
Example 1: Taxpayer, located in the Hawaii district, sells equipment to Purchaser, located in the Kauai district, on an installment payment plan. Taxpayer delivers the equipment to Purchaser in the Kauai district. Every month for twelve months, Taxpayer receives a payment from Purchaser, which includes principal and interest. Taxpayer shall allocate the interest received from each payment to the Kauai district.
Example 1: Taxpayer sells real estate located in the Oahu district pursuant to an agreement of sale, which provides for deferred payments of the sales price and an interest charge. Taxpayer shall allocate the interest received to the Oahu district because the real estate that is the subject of the agreement of sale is located in the Oahu district.
Haw. Code R. § 18-237-8.6-08