Taxation
Wisconsin LRB publications covering taxation are grouped for this channel.

• Wisconsin Taxes
  A state may use its taxing authority to discourage some activities (imposing a cigarette tax, for example) and to encourage others. state. In Wisconsin, the most important taxes for generating revenue are the property tax, the income tax, and the sales tax.
• Tax Incremental Districts (TIDs)
  TIDs are a tool that Wisconsin cities, villages, and, to a lesser extent, towns (municipalities) can use to finance economic development projects.
• The Estate Tax In Wisconsin
  In its current form, Wisconsin's estate tax law will sunset on January 1, 2008, and, due to changes in federal law, will revert to an earlier form, thereby effectively repealing the estate tax in Wisconsin.
• Lottery Property Tax Credits and Lottery Sales, Per Capita, by County, 2004
  Wisconsin voters authorized a state-run lottery by approving a constitutional amendment in April 1987 by a vote of 739,181 to 391,942. Soon after, the Legislature created (1987 Wisconsin Act 119) the Wisconsin State Lottery, which began operation on September 14, 1988, with "Match 3," an instant-win scratch-off ticket game.
• LRB Podcasts: Tax Changes in 2005 Wisconsion budget
  Jason Anderson explains tax changes in the 2005 Wisconsin budget.
• Tax Changes In 2005 Wisconsin Act 25
  The biennial state budget act, 2005 Wisconsin Act 25, passed by the legislature and signed by Governor Jim Doyle on July 25, 2005, includes a number of provisions affecting the tax liability of Wisconsin residents. Other tax changes were eliminated or modified