How to Obtain a Resale Certificate in Wisconsin
To obtain a resale certificate in Wisconsin, complete the Wisconsin Sales and Use Tax Exemption Certificate (Form S-211). The first step is to apply for a Wisconsin Seller’s Permit. This provides a business with a Sales Tax ID Number. Once you have that, you can complete the S-211 tax exempt form by providing your Wisconsin Sales Tax ID Number. Present a copy of this S-211 certificate to suppliers when purchasing items for resale. Suppliers do not have to accept resale certificates, but may refuse if invalid.
Wisconsin resale certificates do not expire. Review them every few years to ensure information is current. You can acquire your Wisconsin Seller’s Permit online using the Wisconsin Business Tax Registration website.
Understanding Exempt Status in Wisconsin
To apply for exempt status, complete Wisconsin Department of Revenue Form S-211. The effective date is the date the form is signed. We cannot determine your taxable status. Wisconsin Exemption Certificates do not expire but update every three years.
Frequently Asked Question: How much is a reseller permit in Wisconsin?
To obtain a resale certificate in Wisconsin, complete Wisconsin Sales Tax Exemption Certificate Form S-211. First apply for seller’s permit. This provides Sales Tax ID Number. With number, complete S-211 tax exempt form. Present copy of certificate to suppliers purchasing for resale. Suppliers may refuse invalid certificates.
Certificates do not expire. Review every few years for current information. Acquire permit online using Business Tax Registration website.
To apply for exempt status, complete Form S-211. Date signed is effective date. Cannot determine taxable status. Certificates do not expire but update every three years.