Wisconsin Administrative Code
Department of Revenue
Chapter Tax 8 - Intoxicating Liquors
Section Tax 8.01 - Tax liability
Universal Citation: WI Admin Code ยง Tax 8.01
Current through August 26, 2024
(1) PURPOSE. This section clarifies the tax liability on all sales of intoxicating liquor shipped into Wisconsin, including foreign country imports.
(2) IMPOSITION. All intoxicating liquor, including wine, shipped to a permittee located in Wisconsin shall be sold with the occupational tax imposed under s. 139.03, Stats., included in the selling price except:
(a)
Shipments in bulk to a rectifier or winery. The tax liability is incurred by
the permittee doing the rectifying and bottling of the distilled spirits and
wine at the time of the first sale in this state.
(b) Shipments from a foreign country if the
"importer of record" as recorded on U.S. customs document is a Wisconsin
wholesaler permittee located in this state. However, if the "importer of
record" is the holder of an out-of-state shipper's permit, the tax payment is
due from the out-of-state shipper regardless if the shipment is released from
U.S. customs bond within or without this state.
(c) Merchandise which is destined to be
shipped outside the state of Wisconsin in interstate commerce and is properly
labeled as "interstate merchandise."
(d) Shipments of merchandise to the following
types of permit holders:
1. Sacramental wine
permittee.
2. Wholesale alcohol
permittee, but only if the alcohol shipped is at least 190 proof.
3. Medicinal alcohol permittee.
4. Industrial alcohol permittee.
5. Industrial wine permittee.
This section interprets s. 139.06(1) (b), Stats.
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