The Wisconsin Report of Trustee is a document that is prepared by the trustee of a trust in Wisconsin. It is used to provide information about the trust’s assets, liabilities, income, and distributions. The Wisconsin Report of Trustee is an important document for the state of Wisconsin as it provides an understanding of the trust’s financial activities and assists the state in collecting taxes due from the trust. There are two types of Wisconsin Report of Trustee: the Annual Report of Trustee and the Final Report of Trustee. The Annual Report of Trustee is required to be filed with the State of Wisconsin annually and must include a balance sheet and statement of income and distributions. The Final Report of Trustee is required to be filed when the trust is terminated or when the trustee resigns or is removed. It includes the final accounting of the trust’s assets and liabilities.