Escrow & Title
In Hawaii, conveyance tax (excise tax on real property transfers) is generally paid by the:
ABuyer
BSeller✓ Correct
CEscrow company
DBoth buyer and seller equally
Explanation
In Hawaii, the conveyance tax (transfer tax) is typically the seller's responsibility and is calculated based on the sales price of the property. Rates vary based on the property type and value.
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