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State Tax | Form | Filing Requirement | Filing Method |
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Yes, Wages are taxable | Form W-2 Wage and Tax Statement | Yes, all employers should file form W-2 | Electronic /Paper We recommend electronic filing. |
Form WT-7 Reconciliation of Form W-2 for Wisconsin | Yes, all employers should file form WT-7 | Electronic/Paper |
In Wisconsin, employers are required to file Form W-2 for every employee who has received state-taxable wages during the tax year. The form must report the total wages paid to the employee and the amount of state income tax withheld. These details must be submitted to the Wisconsin Department of Revenue to ensure accurate tax reporting and compliance with state regulations.
Ensure the following key fields on the W-2 form are correctly filled:
The state name(Wisconsin) and state tax identification number should be entered in Box 15.
The wages paid to the employee subject to Wisconsin state income tax should be entered in Box 16.
The state income tax withheld from the employee should be entered in Box 17.
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File Wisconsin W-2 FormWisconsin requires all employers who are submitting 10 or more W-2 forms to file electronically with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue.
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Employers submitting fewer than 10 W-2 forms have the option to file using the paper method with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue.
Mailing Address:
Wisconsin Department of Revenue,
PO Box 8920,
Madison, WI 53708-8920.
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All Wisconsin employers are required to file Form WT-7, the Employer’s Annual Reconciliation of Wisconsin Income Tax Withheld, with the Department of Revenue. This form can be submitted for a quick and convenient filing experience. Alternatively, employers may use the paper filing method, which allows them to mail their annual reconciliation to the Department of Revenue.
Mailing Address:
Wisconsin Department of Revenue,
PO Box 8981 ,
Madison, WI 53708-8981.
If a mistake is found in a filed W-2 form, it should be corrected using Form W-2c, Corrected Wage and Tax Statement. The corrected W-2c form must be submitted to the Wisconsin Department of Revenue. In addition, the amendment to the W-2 should be accompanied by an amended Form WT-7. Employers can file both forms electronically or by paper, depending on their preference and the number of corrections needed. Amended WT-7 can be filed in the Wisconsin Tax portal
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Form WT-7, the Annual Reconciliation of Wisconsin Income Tax, is used to report the total wages paid to employees that are subject to Wisconsin state income tax, along with the amount of state income tax withheld from employees' wages.
Yes, you can request a 30-day extension for filing Form WT-7 if you can demonstrate good cause. If granted, the extension also applies to corresponding wage statements and information returns. The extension request must be submitted by the original due date. You can request the extension via My Tax Account, email (WIWithholding@wisconsin.gov), or by mail.
Mailing Address:
Tax Operations Business, Mail Stop 3-80
Wisconsin Department of Revenue,
PO Box 8902,
Madison, WI 53708-8902.