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April 6, 2024
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Nonresident Wisconsin Return

  • April 6, 2024
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Hello, I am working on a nonresident Wisconsin return.  Wisconsin has pulled in the info from my Federal return about Capital Gains and Losses.   On the Capital Gains and Losses Worksheet in forms view, I see that there's an option to omit these transactions from being included on my Wisconsin return and indicate that it is not subject to Wisconsin tax.  How do I know if it should or should not be omitted?

Best answer by JamesG1

You would exclude a capital gains and losses transaction if it is not taxable on a nonresident Wisconsin state income tax return because:

 

  • you were not a resident of Wisconsin, and
  • the property that you sold was not located in Wisconsin.

 

 

2023 Wisconsin Schedule WD Instructions here states:

 

 

Nonresidents and Part-Year Residents

 

Nonresidents should include only gain or loss from Wisconsin sources on Schedule WD. Part-year residents should include the gain or loss received from all sources while a Wisconsin resident and the gain or loss from Wisconsin sources while a nonresident.

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JamesG1Answer
April 11, 2024

You would exclude a capital gains and losses transaction if it is not taxable on a nonresident Wisconsin state income tax return because:

 

  • you were not a resident of Wisconsin, and
  • the property that you sold was not located in Wisconsin.

 

 

2023 Wisconsin Schedule WD Instructions here states:

 

 

Nonresidents and Part-Year Residents

 

Nonresidents should include only gain or loss from Wisconsin sources on Schedule WD. Part-year residents should include the gain or loss received from all sources while a Wisconsin resident and the gain or loss from Wisconsin sources while a nonresident.

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rynleeAuthor
April 11, 2024

Thank you!