Important Changes Effective October 1, 2009
Effective October 1, 2009, a number of changes are being made to Wisconsin's sales and use tax laws which affect Wisconsin retailers. For additional information about some of these changes, click on the links below. Please also note that this list of changes is not all-inclusive. Additional sales and use tax changes were also included in 2009 Wisconsin Act 2 and 2009 Wisconsin Act 28.
- Medical-Related Exemptions
- Sourcing Sales of Admissions
- Shipments of Tangible Personal Property - Where Do the Sales Take Place?
- Tax Treatment of Online Seminars
- Exemption for United States Flags and Wisconsin State Flags
- Sales of Ice Cream Cakes and Similar Items
- How is Use Tax Computed on Items Previously Purchased Using an Exemption Certificate?
- Products Purchased Prior to October 1, 2009 That No Longer Qualify for Exemption Because of Changes in Definitions - Use Tax Not Due
- Change in Items Subject to Local Food and Beverage Tax
- Drop Shipment Sales - Change in Wisconsin Sales and Use Tax Treatment
- Sales to Restaurant Employees
- Sales of Food and Food Ingredients by Hospitals and Other Facilities
- Items Given Away for Free
- Equipment Provided With Operator
- All Registered Retailers Must Collect Sales and Use Taxes for All Wisconsin Counties and Stadium Districts
- Sales of Used Motor Vehicles, Boats, Snowmobiles, Recreational Vehicles as defined in s. 340.01 (48r), Wis. Stats., Trailers, Semitrailers, All-Terrain Vehicles, and Aircraft by Persons Who are Not Dealers - Update
- Grocer's Guidelist - Emergency Rule Prepared
- Prepared Foods and Soft Drinks - Emergency Rule Prepared
- Medical Related Exemptions - Emergency Rules Prepared
- Telecommunications Industry - Emergency Rule Prepared
- Sourcing Transactions - Emergency Rule Prepared
- Leases, Licenses, and Rentals - Emergency Rule Prepared
- Bundled Transactions - Emergency Rule Prepared
Last updated November 3, 2011