​Under 2023 Act 12, personal property is exempt from taxation, effective January 1, 2024. A municipality may request the Wisconsin Department of Revenue (DOR) reduce a TID's base value by the amount of exempt personal property.

To get started, review the TID's creation or territory addition documents to identify personal property in the TID's base value.

Due date

• ​October 31 to request an adjustment effective in the following tax year
  
• DOR will review requests received:
  
  • By October 31, 2024 for adjustment in tax year 2025
  • Between November 1, 2024 and October 31, 2025 for adjustment in tax year 2026

Process

1. Review TID's creation or territory addition documents to determine the amount of personal property included in a TID's base value 
   Note: Personal property currently assessed in the TID may be different than the personal property included in the TID's base value.
   
2. Complete the Personal Property Removal Workbook if any personal property is exempt in 2024
   
   • List all personal property included in the TID base value that is tax exempt as of January 1, 2024
   • Do not include personal property assessed as real estate (ex: buildings on leased land)
   • If you are unsure whether personal property included in the TID's base value is tax exempt begining in 2024, review with your municipal assessor
     
   • Complete one workbook for each TID with exempt personal property – this is a one-time request
3. Email the completed Personal Property Removal Workbook to tif@wisconsin.gov
   
4. DOR reviews and adjusts the TID's base value, as necessary
   
5. DOR emails a recertification letter after completing the adjustment