Get Wisconsin Personal Property 2022-2025

Go to the Property Search Portal, enter your parcel ID, address or first & last name, click on "Find Now", then click on the red parcel number. Once there, in the 'select detail' dropdown menu choose taxes then find "print tax bills" and click on the year for a printable view.

Common Exemptions Household furniture, apparel and motor vehicles. Manufacturing machinery specific processing equipment approved by the Department of Revenue. Livestock, inventories, and merchant's stocks. Computers and electronic peripheral equipment.

You can expect to receive your property tax bill in the mail by mid-December, annually. Property tax bills are mailed to the owner of record. For your convenience, duplicate copies of the tax bills are available on our website at .fdlco.wi.gov.

By law, all tangible real property (land and buildings located on that land) and personal property (property with no land attached to it) are to be taxed unless specifically exempt from taxation. Property owned by the federal government, the state, and by local governments is generally exempt.

Five years of RETR data is available to Wisconsin municipal and county officials, local assessors, and the public who need property sales information. Under Wisconsin law, these records are public information.

Wisconsin collects property taxes in arrears. In other words, like your income taxes, your property taxes are due the following year.

How do I request copies of tax records? Request copies online. If you ​are unable to use the online application, request copies by calling customer service at (608) 266-2772. You may also visit one of our offices to complete this request.

Taxpayers can call 800-908-9946 to request a transcript by phone. Transcripts requested by phone will be mailed to the taxpayer. By mail. Taxpayers can complete and send either Form 4506-T or Form 4506-T-EZ to the IRS to get one by mail.