Wis. Admin. Code Department of Revenue Tax 13.06 - Direct payments
(1) FIRST DOLLAR PAYMENTS. Certain counties,
cities, villages, towns, and Native American communities shall receive a first
dollar payment under s.
70.395(2) (d), Stats. Only county expenditures of first
dollar payments are restricted under s.
70.396,
Stats. Cities, villages, towns, and Native American communities are not
restricted to mining-related expenditures of first dollar payments. Each
December, the board shall certify to the department of administration the
specific payments to be made on the first Monday in January of the next
year.
(3) NOTICE OF INTENT
DISTRIBUTIONS.
(a)
Procedure. Eligible recipients may receive a notice of intent
distribution from the board for reasonable local agreement negotiation-related
expenses according to the following procedure:
1. An eligible recipient shall notify the
board and the person making payment under s.
Tax 13.05(4) in writing that it is
intending to begin negotiations or is preparing to negotiate a local
agreement.
2. On an as-needed
basis, an eligible recipient shall provide documentation to the board of the
costs that have been incurred or expenses to be incurred. To document the
expenses, the eligible recipient shall submit a copy of each bill received,
contracts negotiated, or proposals and budgets for future expenses to the board
and to the person making payment under s.
Tax 13.05(4).
3. The board shall make payment from monies
received under s.
Tax 13.05(4) to the eligible notice of
intent distribution recipient within 3 weeks for the amount of the reasonable
expenditures that have occurred or to be incurred.
(b)
Prior costs. Unless
agreed to in writing between an eligible recipient and the person making
payment under s.
Tax 13.05(4), the person shall be liable
for costs relating to the negotiation of a local agreement incurred prior to
the making of the deposit under s.
70.395(2) (dc), Stats., and for costs incurred prior to
the written notice given by the eligible recipient under par. (a) 1. if such
notice and deposit are made or required to be made.
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