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Business registration in United States — Hawaii

Registration, licensing, names, permits, and formal establishment requirements. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 329-1 - Definitions

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    This section defines many terms used in Hawaii controlled substances law, including controlled substance, practitioner, pharmacist, prescribe, dispense, deliver, and related roles and processes.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 466-10 - Prohibited acts

    1 provisions

    This provision restricts use of the titles "certified public accountant" and "public accountant" unless the required license and permit conditions are met.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 412-10-101 - Necessity for credit union charter

    1 provisions

    A person may not do business as a credit union, call itself a credit union, use a name or title with “credit union” or a variation, or control another person doing that business unless federal law or this chapter expressly permits it.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 414D-62 - Reserved name

    1 provisions

    A person may apply to reserve an available corporate name, and the department director must reserve it for 120 days if it is available. The owner of a reserved name may also transfer the reservation to someone else with a signed notice.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 425-202 - Foreign mergers

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    A foreign entity involved in a permitted statutory merger must file a merger certificate with the director within 60 days after the merger becomes effective.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 412-13-216 - Representative office; application

    1 provisions

    An applicant for a Hawaii representative office license must file a sworn written application, include information the commissioner requires, pay at least a $1,500 nonrefundable fee, and, if applicable, add a sworn agent appointment for service of process if the license is granted.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 428-202 - Organization

    1 provisions

    A person or group may form a limited liability company by filing articles of organization with the director.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 489D-6 - License qualifications

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    Licensees must keep at least $1,000 net worth; corporate applicants must be in good standing in their state of incorporation; non-corporate applicants must be registered or qualified to do business in the State.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 46-106 - Tax increment bonds

    1 provisions

    A county may issue tax increment bonds and related refunding or temporary bonds, with repayment and certain security tied to the tax increment fund.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 417E-1 - Definitions

    1 provisions

    This section defines terms used in the chapter, including affiliate, associate, beneficial owner, offeror, take-over offer, and target company.

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  • United States — Hawaii

    HRS § 134-2 - Permits to acquire

    1 provisions

    A person must get a permit before acquiring a firearm, and the permit process has application, background-check, timing, and transfer-record rules.

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