Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

• tax man
• 2021/06/23 (Wed) 10:57
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Answer to your questions.

1 ） If the payment was made in Japan, is it illegal for US income tax purposes?
So even if you receive income in your Japanese account, you can transfer it to your U.S. account
and report it as self-employment income in dollars, which is not illegal under the Income Tax Law
.

For tax reporting purposes, there is no problem if you report
whether the payment was made overseas or in the US.

2 ） Status in the U.S.

If you are currently applying for a green card, you must have a valid visa to work in the U.S.
when you export. Otherwise, you will be illegally
working and earning income.

In the above case, the exporter （ in the U.S. ） will have no income tax problem if the salary is reported as
personal business income.

• マンゴー
• 2021/02/09 (Tue) 16:15
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Mr. Sunset

called the office and inquired about the current situation.

I will share some of the content.

I explained my income to the office and they indicated that I had not been claimed for the week I explained. Furthermore, I was told that I would have to file an application if I worked as a sole proprietor.
However, I had the Confirmation Number with me, so I told them that and then explained the situation again, and they corrected it.
I am glad that I can continue my application again.

The office staff was patient and helpful.

I guess the best thing to do is to call them patiently ！

Thank you Sunset for your advice.

• sunset
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• 2021/02/11 (Thu) 18:43
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Mango,

I am late to notice your comment and just noticed it. Thank you so much for sharing this valuable information. I think it was a great tip for those who have private businesses.

I sincerely support Mr. Mango to get his private business on track.

• sunset
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• 2021/06/17 (Thu) 20:13
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To all UI recipients who have a sole proprietorship,

[MEUC Program]

After reconfirming with the Unemployment Insurance Help Team, we would like to share the email that was sent out to UI recipients who are not eligible for the MEUC Program. According to the content of the email, UI recipients who earned over $5,000 in private business will receive $100 per week.

The application process is to apply for "Mixed Earners Unemployment Compensation" on the PUA page and submit the required documents.

The contents of the email are pasted below.

Beginning June 17, 2021, DLIR will begin accepting applications for Mixed Earners Unemployment Compensation (MEUC), which provides an MEUC is available to individuals receiving regular UI or extended benefits who also received MEUC is available to individuals receiving regular UI or extended benefits who also received at least $ 5,000 of net self-employment income in the most recent tax year ending prior to the individual's application for UI benefits. Individuals who are eligible for MEUC will receive the supplemental benefit for any week that they are paid UI benefits between December 27, 2020 and the week ending September 4, 2021. Individuals receiving PUA may not receive MEUC benefits.

To apply, go to https://pua.hawaii.gov and If you previously applied for PUA but you are now eligible for regular UI, you will need to apply for MEUC benefits. The application link can be found under the "More" tab. Once the application is submitted, you will be required to provide documentation verifying that you received at least $ 5,000 of net You will be sent a notification as to how and when to submit this documentation. If you are deemed eligible, you will automatically receive the supplemental payments for any week that you received an underlying unemployment payment during the eligibility period. No additional action will be required.

For the purposes of determining income for Medicaid and the Children's For the purposes of determining income for Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), MEUC payments are not exempt and may affect an individual's eligibility for these programs. PENALTIES:
2104(f) of the Cares Act states, in part, that if an individual has knowingly made, or caused to be made by another, a false statement or representation of a material fact, or knowingly has failed, or caused another to fail, to disclose a material fact, and as a result of such false The individual shall be ineligible to receive further MEUC. The individual shall be subject to criminal prosecution under 18 U.S.C. § 1001. The individual shall be required to repay the MEUC benefits including a 15% monetary penalty.

Anyone with questions or concerns regarding the above e-mail distribution should contact the PUA contact person at the call center.

• sunset
• mail
• 2021/06/17 (Thu) 20:21
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Continued from #23.

I've also received an official announcement from Governor Ige, so I'll post the link.
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http://labor.hawaii.gov/blog/news/dlir-launches-mixed-earner-unemployment-compensation-meuc-program/?fbclid=IwAR21TgYm2v4OlOSgVDPXuUkF4loCahha7Uf_gZYpNsTbuUiLfzeeS_0-jlo

• cookie
• 2021/06/20 (Sun) 08:50
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I am a UI recipient, but I was also a sole proprietor, so I received an email for MEUC.
I proceeded to apply and found that
the requirement is that I must have received UI and PEUC from December 27, 2020, and
in my case, although I applied for the 1st PEUC in November after my UI ended,
I had over 7 months of UI overpayment and the 1st PEUC I have been in a situation where my first PEUC has not been working at all for more than 7 months due to UI overpayment,
so I thought that I do not fit into this eligibility period.
I think I will call you on a weekday, but
I know you may be one of the few here, but
there were some people like me who are sole proprietors and
UI, PEUC recipients, so
please share the progress of this MEUC. I would be very happy if you could share the progress of this MEUC.
Please do so.

• sunset
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• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 19:15
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[About Fixed Term Employment Contract （ Limited Term Work ）]

I have seen several past cases of Fixed Term Employment Contracts so far, so I will share what I know about them.

Please read the following only on the assumption that the Overpayment is not due to illegal causes such as out-of-state stay filing, intentional overfiling, spoof filing, etc., but due to simple errors in paid leave reporting, etc., and "expected to be resolved eventually"!

"Your son started a 40 hour/week Federal job from mid-May through July, which is DISQUALIFIED because it exceeds his WBA, but he is going to keep filing because this job ends in mid-July."
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I suggest you get a certificate （ dated for the start and end of the work period, signed by the employer ） from HR at the Federal job that the work is for a limited time from mid-May through July. Or if you have a contract copy that contains similar information, that would still be fine. If you submit the certificate or contract copy to the UI office, it will not be misinterpreted as "Quit （ Quit ） yourself".

There have actually been quite a few cases in the past where a fixed-term employment contract was misunderstood as a "Quit" because the applicant did not submit a certificate or a copy of the contract on his/her own.

"But I'm behind on my pay for the Federal job, so I'm holding off on filing for three weeks. ？
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In conclusion, you will not lose your UI eligibility. In either case, you will need to update your UI account with the Federal Jobs Employer Update. The procedure for updating your employer information is the same as #301 in the "PEUC September Extension Program （ Third PEUC ）" topic.

You do not have to file weekly if your Federal work salary reliably exceeds your WBA or 40-hour work week （ but you do need to update your employer information addition ）. Some people file properly every week even if they exceed. Either is fine, the rest is up to the individual.

Last year, UI accounts were automatically suspended after a few months of not filing weekly.

"If you choose to file weekly for WBA or Federal payroll even if you exceed 40 hours per week"
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Are you in a position to file weekly even with Pending due to overpayments ？ If you can If so, you should file weekly for hours worked and labor income for the week without waiting for your paycheck to be deposited. If you do not know your weekly labor income, I think you can ask HR and they will find it out for you.

• sunset
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• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 19:38
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Postscript.

Part-time is a layoff, so Job Search activity is required. However, I can't find an answer on the Job Search website as to whether or not you need to do a Job Search while working more than 40 hours per week on a fixed-term contract with WBA, so please ask the call center about that.

• alohawaii
• 2021/06/15 (Tue) 08:30
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Sunset

Thank you very much for your kind response, I will pass it on as soon as possible.

I think many people have been saved by Sunset's wealth of knowledge and personality.
I am filled with gratitude, thank you very much.

• 日本の切手
• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 10:47
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Thank you for your prompt reply. You are right, I was worried about the need for a return postage stamp.
Since it is a document to a government agency, they don't seem to accept money orders.
I have no family in Japan, so I have no one to buy it for me ….

• alamoana
• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 11:41
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There are Japanese stamps, worth 650 yen.

• 日本の切手
• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 16:32
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Alamoana, I have sent you a message. Best regards.

• AlaMoana
• mail
• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 21:36
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I am very sorry, could you please resend the message? Thank you very much.

• sh
• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 17:15
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A friend of mine is a PUA recipient and is asking for advice on job search. Her job is to take care of travelers from Japan, but as part of her marketing activities, can she include contacting Japanese clients (e.g., "Please come back when the situation has settled down")?

If you are a PUA recipient, I would appreciate it if you could tell me what specific activities you are involved in. Thank you in advance.

• ludlow
• mail
• 2021/05/28 (Fri) 12:01
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Does anyone know about Safe travels from Japan to Hawaii, or can I enter Hawaii without safe travels if I have a negative proof of PCR test ？ I have an iPad but no smart phone and don't know how to do it.

• lonsdale
• 2021/05/31 (Mon) 11:27
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We recommend that you check https://travel.hawaii.gov/#/ for the latest information.
If you create an account here and provide the specified information in advance and meet all the requirements,
you will be exempt from quarantine once you enter Hawaii.

Also, depending on whether you are entering Hawaii from the U.S. or Japan, there are different medical facilities designated to obtain negative certification.
Please check the above site.

I also entered Hawaii from Japan last month on a JAL flight, and they had a pre-check service certified by the State of Hawaii.
When I checked in, they confirmed that I had completed the necessary application,
When I arrived at the Honolulu airport, all I had to do was show the stamp from the JAL counter
and the rest was the usual immigration process, followed by luggage pickup.

Similar service seems to be offered by Hawaiian Air.
Not only flights from Japan,
recently a friend of mine flew Hawaiian Air from the mainland to Hawaii, and they also provide the same service for domestic flights within the US.

There is a pre-check service, but it is better to register with the Hawaii Safe Travel website and
enter your travel information in advance.
By the way, I was checked on the day of departure at a place like a branch office of Toho University Hospital at Haneda Airport.


Mr. Ludlow,
I think you can go to the above website and register from Ipad.
If you fulfill all the requirements, you will get a QR code at the end, which I think you can use as a substitute for your smartphone by taking a screencap of it.
You will need to use Safari and take a full screen screenshot.

Ludlow, by the way, will you ever return to Japan after coming to Hawaii ？
Nowadays, a smartphone is required to enter Japan.
If you don't have one, they will ask you to rent one.

All of the above information is current, so
please check the official website yourself.
It is complicated to enter Hawaii and Japan, but please search Youtube for the latest information.

• ぼったくり
• 2021/06/02 (Wed) 07:51
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I live in California, but
there is a shortage of rental cars in Hawaii right now and the prices are too high for me to go.

• ludlow
• 2021/06/13 (Sun) 17:35
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lonsdale, sorry for the delay, I am new to vivinavi. I will be coming from Okinawa, so I will have to take the PCR test at Narita-Haneda airport. There is no Hawaii state designated hospital in Okinawa ． So I would like to take a flight with a connection time of 5 hours or more and do it on my iPad, but I am worried because I have never uploaded, downloaded, learned QR codes, etc. ？ I am not sure if the airline will be able to help me at the airport. Will the airlines help me at the airport I have my own condo if I can get into the country, so no problem.

• lonsdale
• 2021/06/14 (Mon) 14:12
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Mr. ludlow,

Do you mean that you do not have to be exempted from quarantine as long as you can enter the country ？
If so, you can probably get on a plane
with a negative certificate issued by a Hawaii state-licensed medical facility at Haneda ・ Narita. （ This is only a guess. ！ ）
In that case, you must check if the medical institution is accredited by the State of Hawaii.
https://www.allhawaii.jp/covid19/prepare/certificate/


Everyone is a beginner at this. Of course, I have never done it before.
But you can at least register for Safe Travel if you read the instructions.
Here is a video explaining the process. You can also choose Japanese.
https://travel.hawaii.gov/#/

Also, as far as I know, JAL and Hawaiian Airlines offer Safe Travel approval service at their check-in counters.
They seem to be approved by the State of Hawaii.
The following site is Hawaiian Airlines, and they explain in order how to do it.
https://www.hawaiianairlines.co.jp/coronavirus/before-travel
The State of Hawaii's Safe Travel website, which can be accessed from the link above, is also in Japanese, so it is not too difficult.
If you register and enter all the information you know, the airlines mentioned above will probably be able to help you with Uploading the negative certificate and obtaining the QR code.

I took a Hawaii flight from Haneda on JAL and they were quite helpful.
So if you are worried, I would recommend flying with JAL.

• Taro
• 2021/03/02 (Tue) 20:17
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If you feel sorry for them, just ignore them
And if everyone stops spending money and money is worthless, those people will disappear naturally!

• EBT
• 2021/03/03 (Wed) 14:44
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I heard that anyone can receive food stamps for
5 years as long as they are not over the income limit and do not violate any immigration laws. However, I heard that the amount will be reduced when you receive your pension.

• ここはアメリカ？
• 2021/06/12 (Sat) 16:03
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I feel some kind of contradiction. Unemployment insurance requires you to report the results of your job search, you have to apply for a job even if there isn't one that suits you. What is it about being a homeowner and getting food stamps? This is also where the state has the highest percentage of public employees to the population in the country. They are creating and hiring useless sections with ohana or whatever, and they are flexible anyway.
If I were younger I would get off this island. Patience, patience until I retire.

• ずるい人嫌い
• mail
• 2021/06/13 (Sun) 09:17
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Is there someone who is an owner-occupied homeowner getting food stamps ？ ！ You should call the police. I'm a homeowner and I'm desperate to pay my mortgage because of the layoffs due to the corona in my house and I have to apply for jobs even if they're not right for me.
I'm mad at people who are slyly food stamping. Of course, I'm also angry at people who are hiding their assets and defrauding people of food stamps, as was mentioned here, regardless of whether they are homeowners or not.

• operetta
• 2021/06/13 (Sun) 12:36
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#15
He's the one who posts painful selfies and pictures of his office on Twitter. I thought he was a weak person ？. If she keeps in touch with her husband and has her health insurance and cell phone bills covered, she shouldn't be eligible to apply for VAWA or receive public assistance. It's cheating, but it's nookie when you leave evidence.

• ピアノ
• 2021/06/12 (Sat) 17:25
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They accept both in-person and online lessons.
https://www.masakischoolofmusic.com/

• tax man
• 2021/06/09 (Wed) 17:01
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＞ So you are saying that the $ 10,200 that was deducted at the time of filing will be returned in that exact amount?

Since the ＄ 10 ， 200 unemployment insurance
was enacted later than the date of filing, those who filed before the bill was enacted paid ＄ 10 ， 200 more income
in income taxes.
so you are now paying back that excess tax.

Let me give you a simple example.

Suppose the amount of unemployment insurance is ＄ 20 ， 000.
And if your normal income is ＄ 20 ， 000 for a total of ＄ 40 ， 000 and you file a return

tax rate of 10% （ Suppose ） you
＄ 40 ， 000X 10% ＝ ＄ 4 ， 000 （ Suppose this is the amount payable ）

but ＄ 10 ， 200 is now deductible, so
the actual payment is
＄ 29 ， 800( ＝ ＄ 40 ， 000 － ＄ 10 ， 200)
This ＄ 29 ， 800X10% ＝ ＄ 2 ， 980 is the original payment.

Therefore,
IRS will return the difference ＄ 1 ， 020 （ ＝ ＄ 4 ， 000 － ＄ 2 ， 980 ）
that is.

• Mango
• mail
• 2021/06/10 (Thu) 02:36
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I see. I would be happy to get a refund of any amount. Thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule.
Mahalo.

• ほやほや
• 2021/06/10 (Thu) 12:35
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I heard a rumor that the Federal deduction is $ officially set at 10200, but the State one is actually still undecided and will be officially decided around July, but I'm not sure what the truth is ？.

• tax man
• 2021/06/10 (Thu) 20:14
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> I heard a rumor that the State has not actually decided yet and the official decision will be made around July
> but I am not sure ？


As this article says, at this time, the amount of unemployment health benefits is treated as taxable by the state
regardless of the state tax. tax is still taxable.

Taxes on Unemployment Benefits: A State-by-State Guide

https://www.kiplinger.com/taxes/state-tax/602307/taxes-on-unemployment-benefits-a-state-by-state-guide

State Taxes on Unemployment Benefits: Unemployment compensation is fully taxed in Hawaii.

• ほやほや
• 2021/06/10 (Thu) 20:43
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Tax man

Thank you for the explanation that the tax treatment is still the same.
Thank you for the clarification and the link.