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138SquadronRAF18 Mar 2015 6:21 p.m. PST

So you are a resident of Wisconsin, but have taxable income in another state. No problem. You get credit for the taxes paid in the other sate. File your WI return with the non-resident state, say Minnesota, and attach a PDF file of the MN return and submit it to Wisconsin electronically. Problem solved.

No so fast sunshine. Wisconsin then requires you mail in as hard copy of the return to Madison you've sent in as a PDF!!!

GarrisonMiniatures19 Mar 2015 3:10 a.m. PST

Saves them the cost of printing of a hard copy of your pdf themselves to put in a filing cabinet somewhere.

I think it's some kind of backup system some people have.

Oddball19 Mar 2015 4:09 a.m. PST

Sounds pretty standard for a bunch of states.

I work for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. We were told that all of our log entry would be electronic, then was told that we would also hand write the information in a big paper book also.

That was over 12 years ago and we are only now starting to move away from the paper log. Still use it, but not for as much information.

Ed Mohrmann19 Mar 2015 7:09 a.m. PST

Anyone remember the 'paperless' systems to which many
large companies were going to convert, 20-25 years ago ?

I guess it takes a different skill-set to hack into
a filing cabinet…

Personal logo John the OFM Supporting Member of TMP19 Mar 2015 9:58 a.m. PST

Did you fill in the 5 page Paperwork Reduction Act forms in triplicate? And get them notarized?
Hell's Bells, the instructions are there for anyone to see! Just write to the Department and ask for them!

Raynman Supporting Member of TMP19 Mar 2015 12:10 p.m. PST

I worked for a company that went paperless to reduce paper usage and costs. Everyone started making hard copies of ALL their emails. We ended up using more paper than we did before going paperless. Boss was not happy!

Personal logo Parzival Supporting Member of TMP19 Mar 2015 2:33 p.m. PST

Yet another reason to be happy I live in a state with no income tax.* My only yearly paperwork headache is federal in origin.

*And now constitutionally prohibited, too.

MarescialloDiCampo20 Mar 2015 8:21 a.m. PST

Hmm me-thinks something nefarious is afoot…

Ron W DuBray22 Mar 2015 4:13 p.m. PST

most Government offices charge you a fee if you file or pay things on line..

and computers and printers have made the production of paper docs so easy most places are making a 1000 times more paper forms then they were making 25 years ago.

Weasel30 Mar 2015 5:28 p.m. PST

If you want to see mountains of paperwork, go work in a paperless office :-)

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