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Your seller's permit number is a 15-digit number that begins with a 456 prefix. For example, 456-1234567890-01. Account numbers beginning with a different prefix are for other tax types. The number is listed on your registration certificate as well as your seller's permit.

Wisconsin currently charges a $20 registration fee to apply for the Seller's Permit.

For events in Wisconsin, you'll see a charge of up to 5.6% of the total amount charged to the attendee ('buyer total') for Wisconsin Sales Tax. Learn more about tax on ticket sales.

You can register online or complete an Application for Business Tax Registration and fax or mail it to the department. When should I apply? Apply for a seller's permit at least three weeks before you open your business. If you buy an existing business, the permit or certificate cannot be transferred to you.

An event operator must use Form S-240, Wisconsin Temporary Event Report, or Form S-240-Alt, (100 vendors), to identify the vendors selling at the operator's temporary event in Wisconsin.

You can register online or complete an Application for Business Tax Registration and fax or mail it to the department. When should I apply? Apply for a seller's permit at least three weeks before you open your business. If you buy an existing business, the permit or certificate cannot be transferred to you.

A seller's permit is issued for a two-year period and will be renewed automatically unless the Department of Revenue is informed that you will not be operating in Wisconsin in the future.

If you sell products to consumers in Wisconsin, you may need to collect sales tax and have a sales tax permit. This is sometimes referred to as a Wisconsin Seller's Permit. Note: This requirement will apply whether you sell products online or in a physical location in Wisconsin.

You can register online or complete an Application for Business Tax Registration and fax or mail it to the department. When should I apply? Apply for a seller's permit at least three weeks before you open your business. If you buy an existing business, the permit or certificate cannot be transferred to you.

An event operator must use Form S-240, Wisconsin Temporary Event Report, or Form S-240-Alt, (100 vendors), to identify the vendors selling at the operator's temporary event in Wisconsin.

Your seller's permit number is a 15-digit number that begins with a 456 prefix. For example, 456-1234567890-01. Account numbers beginning with a different prefix are for other tax types. The number is listed on your registration certificate as well as your seller's permit.

Wisconsin currently charges a $20 registration fee to apply for the Seller's Permit.

For events in Wisconsin, you'll see a charge of up to 5.6% of the total amount charged to the attendee ('buyer total') for Wisconsin Sales Tax. Learn more about tax on ticket sales.

You can register online or complete an Application for Business Tax Registration and fax or mail it to the department. When should I apply? Apply for a seller's permit at least three weeks before you open your business. If you buy an existing business, the permit or certificate cannot be transferred to you.

An event operator must use Form S-240, Wisconsin Temporary Event Report, or Form S-240-Alt, (100 vendors), to identify the vendors selling at the operator's temporary event in Wisconsin.

You can register online or complete an Application for Business Tax Registration and fax or mail it to the department. When should I apply? Apply for a seller's permit at least three weeks before you open your business. If you buy an existing business, the permit or certificate cannot be transferred to you.

A seller's permit is issued for a two-year period and will be renewed automatically unless the Department of Revenue is informed that you will not be operating in Wisconsin in the future.

If you sell products to consumers in Wisconsin, you may need to collect sales tax and have a sales tax permit. This is sometimes referred to as a Wisconsin Seller's Permit. Note: This requirement will apply whether you sell products online or in a physical location in Wisconsin.

You can register online or complete an Application for Business Tax Registration and fax or mail it to the department. When should I apply? Apply for a seller's permit at least three weeks before you open your business. If you buy an existing business, the permit or certificate cannot be transferred to you.

An event operator must use Form S-240, Wisconsin Temporary Event Report, or Form S-240-Alt, (100 vendors), to identify the vendors selling at the operator's temporary event in Wisconsin.