Vendor information can be submitted electronically.

A Seller is defined as a person or entity involved with selling merchandise or providing taxable services at a temporary event. A Seller may also be referred to as a vendor, exhibitor, or booth owner. Most Sellers are required to obtain a Wisconsin tax account number to operate at temporary events. Go to the Frequently Asked Questions for more information.

Out of State Sellers

Vendors from outside Wisconsin selling or displaying merchandise and services at a temporary event in Wisconsin may have sales/use tax registration and income or corporate franchise tax requirements. Go the Frequently Asked Questions for more information.

Fill-in forms option: Please read the instructions first before using this option. This is not available for all the forms. This option will not electronically file your form.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

• Corporation Franchise or Income Tax
  • Which Form to File?
• County Sales and Use Tax
• Local Exposition Taxes
• Non-Profit Organizations
• Premier Resort Area Tax
• Sales and Use Tax
  • Seller's Permit
  • Tax Rates
• Stadium Sales and Use Tax
• Wisconsin Temporary Events Program Sellers/Vendors FAQs
  • Data file transmission FAQs

Forms:

• BTR-101 Application for Business Tax Registration | Instructions
• Form EX-012 Local Exposition Tax Return | Instructions
• Form PRA-012 Premier Resort Area Tax Return | Instructions
• Form S-211 Sales and Use Tax Exemption Certificate and Instructions | Fill-In Form
• Form S-240 Temporary Event Operator and Seller Information and Instructions | Fill-In Form | Spreadsheet
• Form ST-12 Sales and Use Tax Return | Schedule CT | Instructions
  
  
• Current Year Income Tax Forms
• Current Year Corporation Tax Forms
• Prior Year Tax Forms

Online Registration:

• Applying for a Federal Employer Identification Number On Line (Fill-in)
• Applying for a Wisconsin Seller's Permit On Line

Publications:

• 122 -- Tax Information for Part-Year Residents and Nonresidents
• 201 -- Wisconsin Sales and Use Tax Information
• 206 -- Sales Tax Exemption for Nonprofit Organizations
• 220 -- Grocers: How do Wisconsin Sales and Use Taxes Affect Your Operations?
• 228 -- Temporary Events
• 229 -- Brackets for Collecting Wisconsin Sales or Use Tax on Retail Sales
• 230 -- Sales and Use Tax Information for Sellers of Antiques, Crafts, and Artwork
• 403 -- Premier Resort Area Tax
• 410 -- Local Exposition Taxes
• 508 -- Wisconsin Tax Requirements Relating to Nonresident Entertainers