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Can I skip documenting compliance with CCPA in Hawaii? What are the requirements?

Based on the documents provided, there is no indication that CCPA compliance can be skipped in Hawaii. The CCPA (Consumer Credit Protection Act) is a federal law that applies to all states in the US. The Income Withholding Requirements matrix [3] provides state-specific limits for nonemployees, but it does not exempt any state from complying with the CCPA.

Regarding the requirements for CCPA compliance, the applicable CCPA withholding limit for an employee can be found on the income withholding order [1]. The employer must withhold the appropriate amount from the employee’s income, and failure to comply with CCPA requirements may result in penalties for non-compliance or attempting to evade the requirement of this law [1].

In summary, there is no indication that CCPA compliance can be skipped in Hawaii, and failure to comply with CCPA requirements may result in penalties. For more information on CCPA compliance, please refer to the Income Withholding Requirements matrix [3] and the Child Support: Frequently Asked Questions [1].

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Hawaii