Transit Construction Mitigation Fund (TCMF): Technical Support Workshop

Are you prepared to apply?
Join us for a hands-on workshop where our team will walk you step-by-step through the application process for the Transit Construction Mitigation Fund (TCMF).

📌 What You’ll Learn:

• Overview of the TCMF program
• Eligibility requirements
• Step-by-step guidance on completing your application
• Required documentation review
• Q&A with program support

📅 Date: Thursday, October 16, 2025
🕑 Time: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
📍 Location: Tia's Taste of Samoa 2011 N King St, Honolulu, HI 96819

💻 What to Bring:

• Laptop, tablet, or paper (to take notes)
• Required documents (located below)

• Your questions!

✨ Why Attend?
Don’t let the application process hold you back. Access in-person support and ensure your business can take full advantage of this funding opportunity.

✅ TCMF Grant– Required Documentation Checklist

1. Annual Revenue

• 2024 federal and state tax returns (filed and signed)

2. Business 10% Revenue Decline

Provide one of the following (showing at least 10% decline in 2023 or 2024):

• Form 1120 (pg. 1, Line 1c)
• Schedule C (Form 1040, pg. 1, Line 3)
• Form 990 (pg. 1, Line 12 – nonprofits)

3. Business Lease, Mortgage, or License

• Signed lease, mortgage, or license (dated on or before Jan 1, 2022)

4. Hawaii Compliance Express Certificate of Vendor Compliance

• Current & compliant certificate (within 60 days of application date)
  (Not required for sole proprietors not registered with DCCA)

5. State of Hawaii General Excise Tax License

(Only for sole proprietors not registered with DCCA)

• Current General Excise Tax License

6. IRS Tax Compliance Report (Letter 6201)

(Only for sole proprietors not registered with DCCA)

• Report current within 60 days of application date

7. State of Hawaii Tax Clearance Certificate

(Only for sole proprietors not registered with DCCA)

• Certificate current within 60 days of application date

8. Current Business Owners

Provide one of the following:

• State BB-1 Basic Business Application
• Articles of Incorporation
• Partnership Agreement
• Articles of Organization (LLC)
• Other approved ownership document

9. Proof of City Residency (Majority-Owned by City Residents)

Provide two documents per owner (at least one from items 1–4):

• State Driver’s License
• Government-issued ID
• Voter Registration
• City real property tax bill (personal residence)
• Car registration
• Lease for personal residence
• Mortgage statement (personal residence)
• Utility bill (personal residence)
• Other approved proof of residence

Please refer to the TCMF webpage for more information and FAQ's

https://www.revitalizeoahu.org/tcmf-info