Can't Pay in Full?

​​​Request a Payment Plan Online - It's Easy and Secure

• Request a new payment plan
  
  
• Update an existing payment plan
  
  
• Request automatic withdrawal from bank account

How does it work?

• One-time payments:
  • Individuals not registered for My Tax Account can​ ​pay online
  
  
  • For individuals and businesses registered for My Tax Account, log in to My Tax Account, select "Manage My Collection" and select "Pay" under "Pay My Balance"
  
  
• Periodic payments:
  • For individuals and businesses registered for My Tax Account, log in​ to My Tax Account, select "Manage My Collection"​ and select "New Plan" under "Request Payment Plan"
  
  
  • Individuals​ can:
    • Use this application to request a payment plan if they have an amount due that is not in collections
    
    
    • Find the forms on our website to request a payment plan (Form A-771) and to authorize EFT (Form A-771a)​. Print, complete, sign and mail the forms to the Compliance Bureau, Wisconsin Department of Revenue, PO Box 8901, Madison, WI 53708-8901. If you are unable to print the forms, you can ask to have them mailed by writing to us at the same address.​

Important:

Payment plan terms require that you file and pay all tax returns by their due date. As long as you honor these terms, we will not take other collection action. However, we will collect any refunds or payments due to you from the federal government, Wisconsin, and other states. We may also issue a tax warrant to secure your debt.

Applicable Laws and Rules

This document provides statements or interpretations of the following laws and regulations enacted as of February 8, 2021: Sections 71.91, 71.92, 71.93, 73.03, 77.62, 78.70, 139.115, 139.39​ and 139.83, Wis. Stats.

Laws enacted and in effect after February 8, 2021, new administrative rules, and court decisions may change the interpretations in this document. Guidance issued prior to February 8, 2021, that is contrary to the information in this document is superseded by this document, pursuant to sec. 73.16(2)(a), Wis. Stats.

The department welcomes your input on our guidance. Submit comments on this guidance document.​