New Employment Credit
35% of qualified wages within the statutory wage band
Qualifying hires in designated geographic areas can generate credits when reservations are timely.
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35% of qualified wages within the statutory wage band
Qualifying hires in designated geographic areas can generate credits when reservations are timely.
Three percent of qualified investment in eligible property
Qualifying new sawmill or wood-products production machinery can fit.
Twelve percent of qualifying investment in a structured
A mill's structured training in scanner operation, kiln controls, maintenance, or other job skills may qualify.
$1,100 for each qualifying additional business-facility
A qualifying permanent mill or wood-products facility in a zone can fit.
3% of qualifying research-and-experimental expenditures in
A mill or forest-products manufacturer may qualify through properly substantiated research into products or processes conducted in the zone.
$1,000-$1,500 per qualifying employee
Eligible manufacturing employers in designated rural counties can use job creation to reduce state tax.
Credit based on qualified investment under district rules
Qualifying fixed-site investment in a designated district can generate a credit.
Up to
Qualifying Tier 1 county projects with jobs and investment can earn a large credit.
Credit based on qualifying salary and capital investment
Qualifying investment and jobs in an ERZ can generate a certified credit.
generally
Strong research and development facility credit with rural enhancements and refundable additional credit for qualifying small research and development businesses.
Per-job credit determined by eligible wages
Qualifying forest-products employers creating eligible rural jobs may earn a job credit.
Project-specific credit/exemption under Renaissance Zone
Fixed facilities in designated zones may receive tax benefits after certification.
Project-specific allocated tax credit under the SIDE Act
Large rural industrial-park or rail infrastructure projects can receive allocated credits.
generally
Potentially useful indirectly to rural businesses receiving capital from approved rural growth funds.
per-job benefit based on county tier
Projects in designated enhancement counties can receive additional per-job credits and lower thresholds.
up to
Substantial manufacturing expansions creating high-wage jobs can negotiate refundable post-performance credits; rural projects can receive higher percentages.
Per-new-employee business and occupation tax credit
Directly relevant to qualifying manufacturing facilities in rural counties; timely application after hiring is required.
Refundable project-specific components under a negotiated
Large strategic projects can receive refundable credits for jobs, retained jobs, capital investment, training and Wisconsin supply-chain purchases.