Wisconsin Authorization to Withhold Money from Trust Accounts

• Category: Wisconsin Appeals - Court of Appeals
• State: Wisconsin
• Control #: WI-SKU-0001
• Format: PDF

Description

Authorization to Withhold Money from Trust Accounts Wisconsin Authorization to Withhold Money from Trust Accounts is an authorization form used by Wisconsin residents to allow another party to withdraw funds from a trust account. This form is commonly used to allow a government agency or other third-party to collect money that is due from the trust account. The form is available for download from the Wisconsin Department of Revenue website. There are two types of Wisconsin Authorization to Withhold Money from Trust Accounts: General Withholding Authorization and Specific Withholding Authorization. General Withholding Authorization allows a third party to withdraw any funds that are due from the trust account, while Specific Withholding Authorization only allows a third party to withdraw funds that are due for a specific purpose, such as taxes. Both forms must be completed and signed by the trust account holder in order to be valid.

Wisconsin Authorization to Withhold Money from Trust Accounts is an authorization form used by Wisconsin residents to allow another party to withdraw funds from a trust account. This form is commonly used to allow a government agency or other third-party to collect money that is due from the trust account. The form is available for download from the Wisconsin Department of Revenue website. There are two types of Wisconsin Authorization to Withhold Money from Trust Accounts: General Withholding Authorization and Specific Withholding Authorization. General Withholding Authorization allows a third party to withdraw any funds that are due from the trust account, while Specific Withholding Authorization only allows a third party to withdraw funds that are due for a specific purpose, such as taxes. Both forms must be completed and signed by the trust account holder in order to be valid.