Get Wi Dor A-212 2016

The WI DoR A-212 form is utilized to petition the Wisconsin Department of Revenue for a compromise of taxes based on an inability to pay in full. This guide provides step-by-step instructions to help users effectively complete the form online, ensuring all necessary information is accurately provided.

Follow the steps to fill out the WI DoR A-212 form online.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Enter your Social Security Number in the designated field. This should be a 9-digit number without hyphens.
3. Fill out the name of the petitioner, including any required business information if applicable.
4. Input your business address and seller's permit number, ensuring that the seller's permit number is a 15-digit number without hyphens.
5. Provide your business telephone number, and include your home address and home telephone number.
6. In the 'Record of Taxes Due' section, list the type of tax, taxable period, and unpaid liability for each tax you owe.
7. Explain the reasons for your inability to pay the taxes listed above by filling out the relevant section.
8. Document the source of funds for the offer to compromise by listing the necessary details.
9. If the outstanding taxes are related to a business, indicate whether the business has been discontinued and provide relevant dates.
10. Complete the 'Family Information' section, including the name of your partner, date of birth, and details of dependents.
11. Provide employment information, including gross and take-home salary per week for both the petitioner and the partner, or details of unemployment.
12. List the names of banks and other financial institutions you have dealt with in the past three years.
13. In the 'Statement of Assets and Liabilities' section, accurately report your financial condition, including a detailed account of assets and liabilities.
14. Complete sections regarding life insurance policies, real estate, receivables, and any other assets or interests not previously listed.
15. If applicable, provide income and expense analysis for the individual, detailing monthly incomes and expenses.
16. Confirm the status of foreclosure, bankruptcy, or related proceedings if they exist.
17. Upon completing all sections, review your information for accuracy and completeness.
18. Finally, save changes, download, print, or share the completed form as required.

Complete your documents online for a more efficient filing process.