2009-12-17 News

By the Numbers

Hawaii Income Tax Collections Down and Ranchers Get Relief

December 17, 2009

$568 million
Total individual income taxes collected in Hawaii through November, $57 million less than at the same time last year

$500,000
Maximum amount some local farmers and ranchers could borrow from the government after Maui and Hawaii counties and the Kalaupapa area of Molokai were declared "agricultural disaster zones" last week

11
Number of days President Obama and his family are expected to stay on Oahu during their upcoming holiday visit

9
Days prior to his arrival that Honolulu police began running practice drills, reportedly disrupting traffic

Sources: Inouye.senate.gov, Pacific Business News, The Maui News, Honolulu Advertiser

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