Get WI 4466W 2017-2024

​​​​​​​Electronic filing for Wisconsin individual income tax returns and homestead credit claims will be available on January 29, 2024,​ when the IRS begins accepting electronically filed returns. Links to electronic forms will not be active until filing opens​.

Electronic payment options include direct debit, credit card, Apple Pay, PayPal and others. There is no fee for paying via direct debit from a checking or savings account. Convenience and processing fees may apply for other electronic payment options.

If you have sales tax nexus in Wisconsin, you're required to register with the Wisconsin DOR and to charge, collect, and remit the appropriate tax to the state. Once nexus is established, sellers are liable for Wisconsin sales or use tax on all Wisconsin sales through the end of the seller's tax year.

As a result, the small seller exception is provided for remote sellers that have $100,000 or less in annual gross sales in Wisconsin in both the previous and current calendar year. A remote seller that qualifies for the small seller exception is not required to register and collect Wisconsin sales or use tax.

If you purchase taxable items from retailers who do not collect Wisconsin sales tax or bring taxable items into Wisconsin from other states or foreign countries, you owe use tax. What if I already paid tax in another state? Wisconsin allows a credit, for sales tax properly paid in another state, against use tax due.

Three Ways to Pay Pay your taxes online at .eftps.gov, over the phone, or through your tax professional, payroll service, or financial institution.

The Wisconsin Department of Revenue's third-party payment processor accepts payments by credit card, Apple Pay, PayPal, and CheckFreePay.

You can find your current balance due online if you have set up online access to our portal. The part of the portal where you can check your current balance is the billing detail section. If you do not have access to our online portal, please contact our office at (608) 261-6700 to be sent an access key.

Wisconsin has enacted a new law that eliminates the state's 200 transaction economic nexus threshold for remote sellers. Effective February 20, 2021, a remote seller is only required to collect and remit sales or use tax if its gross sales into Wisconsin exceed $100,000 in the previous or current calendar year.

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. Access or use of amusement devices.

​​​​​​​Electronic filing for Wisconsin individual income tax returns and homestead credit claims will be available on January 29, 2024,​ when the IRS begins accepting electronically filed returns. Links to electronic forms will not be active until filing opens​.

Electronic payment options include direct debit, credit card, Apple Pay, PayPal and others. There is no fee for paying via direct debit from a checking or savings account. Convenience and processing fees may apply for other electronic payment options.

If you have sales tax nexus in Wisconsin, you're required to register with the Wisconsin DOR and to charge, collect, and remit the appropriate tax to the state. Once nexus is established, sellers are liable for Wisconsin sales or use tax on all Wisconsin sales through the end of the seller's tax year.

As a result, the small seller exception is provided for remote sellers that have $100,000 or less in annual gross sales in Wisconsin in both the previous and current calendar year. A remote seller that qualifies for the small seller exception is not required to register and collect Wisconsin sales or use tax.

If you purchase taxable items from retailers who do not collect Wisconsin sales tax or bring taxable items into Wisconsin from other states or foreign countries, you owe use tax. What if I already paid tax in another state? Wisconsin allows a credit, for sales tax properly paid in another state, against use tax due.

Three Ways to Pay Pay your taxes online at .eftps.gov, over the phone, or through your tax professional, payroll service, or financial institution.

The Wisconsin Department of Revenue's third-party payment processor accepts payments by credit card, Apple Pay, PayPal, and CheckFreePay.

You can find your current balance due online if you have set up online access to our portal. The part of the portal where you can check your current balance is the billing detail section. If you do not have access to our online portal, please contact our office at (608) 261-6700 to be sent an access key.

Wisconsin has enacted a new law that eliminates the state's 200 transaction economic nexus threshold for remote sellers. Effective February 20, 2021, a remote seller is only required to collect and remit sales or use tax if its gross sales into Wisconsin exceed $100,000 in the previous or current calendar year.

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. Access or use of amusement devices.