Withholding WT-6 and Batch Payment e-File Transmission
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The Wisconsin Department of Revenue is pleased to offer employers the option of paying via this secure Internet Process. Employers, and/or their representatives, transmit payment data in an electronic file over the internet.
This file will allow employers to send an Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) for the full amount of payment along with the information necessary to identify the amount to be credited for each individual employee.
The File Transmission is:
- a secure process for receiving payment and information of wage attachment payments
- in XML language using a Department of Revenue web server
- offering a web GUI and scripted transmission methods
- allowing one or more return payment per XML file
- allowing zipped transmissions
- not using SOAP or MIME enveloping processes
- Two transmission options:
- HTML based over SSL using 128 bit encryption
- secure FTP
- sending acknowledgements within one business day
- available using the Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) debit and credit payment process
- incorporating work done by the IRS and the Federation of Tax Administrators standards group (FSET)
Important: Changes made to WT-6 Batch Payment XML Schema
Links below provide information about this new process. To correctly view the schema and sample instance document you will need to use Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher.
Schemas (.xsd) Sample Instance Documents (.xml)
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Analysis Spreadsheets (.xls) Miscellaneous Supporting Documents
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This system is for authorized users only; system access is monitored. By using this system you expressly consent to this monitoring. Evidence of unauthorized access will be provided to the appropriate law enforcement agencies.
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Last updated February 24, 2009