Municipalities, counties, school districts, technical colleges, and special districts use these reports to view annual TID value increments. Each report includes the current, base and increment values by TID for the taxing jurisdiction (secs. 60.85(5)(i), 66.1105(5)(g), 66.1106(6), Wis. Stats). For more information, review the Tax Increments Common Questions.

Report column definitions

• School District/Special District/Technical College – name of the district, if applicable
• School/Special/Tech code – district code, if applicable
• County – county where the TID is located
• CoMun – county municipal code where the TID is located
• TVC – municipality type (town, village, city)
• Municipality – name of the city, village or town where the TID is located
• TID # – number assigned to the TID by the municipality
• Base Year – year the TID was created
• Current Value – equalized value of all property within the TID for the current year
• Base Value – equalized value of all property within the TID when the TID was created
• Increment
  • Calculated by subtracting the base value from the current year value
  • Property taxes collected on the increment value are used by the municipality to pay eligible TID project costs (sec. 60.85(6)(c), 66.1105(6)(b), 66.1106(8), Wis. Stats.)
  • Negative increment is considered zero, generating no revenue for the TID
• Net Adjustment – if a TID has multiple school districts, technical colleges or specials districts, the district with the negative value is subtracted from the district with the positive value