Tax Resources

Get forms online or request they be mailed to you: 

• Federal – Internal Revenue Service – https://www.irs.gov/ or call (800)-829-1040

Get Wisconsin Tax forms online or request they be mailed to you:

• Wisconsin Department of Revenue at http://www.revenue.wi.gov or
  (608) 266-2772 or (414) 227-4000

• Rent Certificate for Homestead Credit Claims
• Schedule H/H-EZ – Booklet – Homestead Credit (includes Rent Certificate)
• Form 1NPR – Form – Nonresident & Part-Year Resident Income Tax
• Form 1 – Instructions – Resident Income Tax
• Form 1 – Form – Resident Income Tax
• Form 1 – Instructions – Subtractions from Income
• Form 1 – Subtractions from Income
• Form 1 – Instructions – Additions to Income
• Form 1 – Additions to Income
• Schedule WD – Instructions – Capital Gains and Losses
• Schedule WD – Schedule – Capital Gains and Losses

1099-G Tax Information provided by the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development

1099-G Tax information – dwd.wi.gov/uiben/1099.htm

Why do I need a 1099-G tax form?

• Unemployment insurance benefits are taxable income

What information is on a 1099-G tax form?

• Unemployment benefits paid to you
• Federal and state income taxes withheld from your benefits
• Repayments of overpaid benefits

Where do I get my 1099-G tax form?

• View or print a copy of your current or previous year forms online https://my.unemployment.wisconsin.gov
• Log on using your username and password, then go to the “Unemployment Services” menu to access your 1099-G tax forms

When can I get my 1099-G tax form?

• Information for the most recent tax year will be available online in mid-January: https://dwd.wisconsin.gov/uiben/1099.htm

Who do I ask about how to fill out my Form 1040 or Wisconsin Form 1?

• Internal Revenue Service – https://www.irs.gov/ or call (800)-829-1040
• Wisconsin Department of Revenue at http://www.revenue.wi.gov or
  (608) 266-2772 or (414) 227-4000