Wisconsin individual income tax forms supported in TaxSlayer ProWeb:
Form 1 - Resident Income Tax Return
Form 1-ES - Estimated Income Tax Voucher
Form 1NPR - Nonresident and Part-Year Resident Income Tax Return
Form 804 - Claim for Decedent’s Wisconsin Income Tax Refund
Form EIC-A - Earned Income Credit
Form PV - Payment Voucher
Form W-RA - Required Attachments For Electronic Filing
Schedule 3-K1 - Partner's Share of Income, Deductions, etc.
Schedule AD- Additions to Income
Schedule AR - Explanation of Amended Return
Schedule BD - Business Development Credit
Schedule CF - Carryforward of Unused Credits
Schedule CR - Other Credits
Schedule CS - College Savings Accounts (Edvest and Tomorrow’s Scholar)
Schedule DC - Development Zones Credits
Schedule DE - Disregarded Entity Schedule
Schedule FC - Farmland Preservation Credit
Schedule FC-A - Farmland Preservation Credit
Schedule GL - Gain or Loss on the Sale of Your Home
Schedule H - Wisconsin Homestead Credit
Schedule I - Adjustments to Convert Federal AGI and Itemized Deductions
Schedule LI - Low-Income Housing Tax Credit
Schedule M - Additions to and Subtractions from Income
Schedule MA-A - Agricultural Credit
Schedule MA-M - Manufacturing Credit
Schedule OS - Credit for Net Tax Paid to Another State
Schedule PS - Private School Tuition 2018 Wisconsin
Schedule R - Research Credits
Schedule SB - Subtractions from Income
Schedule U - Underpayment of Estimated Tax
Schedule 2440W - Disability Income Exclusion
Homestead Credit Notes and Attachments Checklist
Legal Residence (Domicile) Questionnaire
Property Tax Bill / Closing Statement and Sale of Home Information
Rent Certificate
Schedule MT - Alternative Minimum Tax- obsolete after tax year 2021
Schedule TC - Technology Zone Credit - obsolete after tax year 2020
Additional Information:
Wisconsin State Tax Information
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