Taxes & Insurance in Paia

Paia applies Maui County's genuinely low property-tax rate and Hawaii's real, statewide 11% top income tax, alongside homeowners insurance this record discloses as genuinely elevated by real coastal and wildfire risk.

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Hawaii's real, statewide 2026 income tax

Hawaii's individual income tax carries a real top marginal rate of 11% (2026), among the highest in the nation, applying in Paia as statewide, with Social Security fully exempt and employer-funded pensions exempt (base record).

Maui County's genuinely low property tax rate

Maui County's owner-occupied property tax runs a tiered $1.80-$3.25 per $1,000 assessed value, with a cited blended effective rate of approximately 0.16%-0.20% -- genuinely among the lowest in the nation on a rate basis (base record).

A real dollar bill that reflects Paia's own high values

Because Paia's own home values run genuinely high (a cited $2.69M median list price), the real dollar property-tax bill on a typical Paia home runs meaningfully above what the low rate alone would suggest (base record).

Genuinely elevated homeowners insurance, with real coastal considerations

Maui-wide typical premiums of $2,400-$4,800/year apply, a real, disclosed consequence of post-2023-wildfire risk repricing; Paia's own coastal, tsunami-/flood-exposed location may add further, distinct underwriting considerations this record did not resolve to a precise figure (base record).

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-28. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.