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Beginning January 1, 2024 – City of Milwaukee imposes new 2% sales and use tax; Milwaukee County sales and use tax increases from 0.5% to 0.9%. Use the Sales Tax Rate Lookup to determine the tax rate that applies to a specific street address or 9-digit zip code.
Use this lookup to determine the state, county, and city sales and use tax rates that apply to a location in Wisconsin. This lookup does not identify all taxes that may apply such as municipal room taxes, state rental vehicle fee, etc.
The Wisconsin sales tax is a 5% tax imposed on the sales price of retailers who sell, license, lease, or rent tangible personal property, certain coins and stamps, certain leased property affixed to realty, or certain digital goods, or sell, license, perform, or furnish taxable services in Wisconsin.
You have three options to electronically file your Wisconsin sales and use tax return: My Tax Account is the Department of Revenue's (DOR) free online business tax service that allows businesses to access their accounts to view current account status, file and amend returns, file claims for refund, make payments, and manage and update account ...
Sales Telefile-- Telefile Sales and Use Tax returns. Sales and Use Tax (dorsales) - Sign up now to be provided with electronic communication from DOR on current sales and use tax news and reminders.
Wisconsin DOR My Tax Account allows taxpayers to register tax accounts, file taxes, make payments, check refund statuses, search for unclaimed property, and manage audits.
One in seven Wisconsinites has unclaimed property to recover. Last year, we returned $49 million in unclaimed property to owners. To find out if you have property or money owed to you, click the Unclaimed Property tab, run a search, and claim your property. It's that easy!
The Wisconsin Department of Revenue portal provides information on sales and use tax, including rates, taxable items, and retailer discounts.
Only certain services sold, performed, or furnished in Wisconsin are subject to Wisconsin sales or use tax. Taxable services include: Admission and access privileges to amusement, athletic, entertainment, or recreational places or events.
Effective January 1, 2020, a marketplace provider is required to collect and remit Wisconsin sales or use tax on all sales of taxable products and services that the marketplace provider facilitates on behalf of marketplace sellers, unless the marketplace provider has been granted a waiver under sec. 77.52(3m)(b) or , Wis. Stats.