Non-Wisconsin Resident Sample Clauses

Non-Wisconsin Resident. The University must withhold 6% of Total Compensation payments to non-Wisconsin resident Entertainers/Speakers if accumulated payments for services exceed $7,000.00 in a calendar year and the Entertainer/Speaker has not filed WT-11 or provided a waiver from the Department of Revenue. Non-Wisconsin resident Entertainers and Speakers are required to file a bond or place a security deposit with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue at least six days prior to the date of performance to assure payment of State of Wisconsin income taxes if total compensation earned (paid directly or on behalf of Entertainer/Speaker) from performance in Wisconsin will exceed $7,000.00. If the non-Wisconsin resident Entertainer/Speaker does not show proof to the University that such bond or security deposit was file with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue, State of Wisconsin law provides that the University shall deduct 6% of the total performance Agreement compensation and remit said amount as withheld for State of Wisconsin income tax purposes.
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Non-Wisconsin Resident. The University must withhold 6% of Total Compensation payments to non-Wisconsin resident Entertainers if accumulated payments for services exceed $7,000.00 in a calendar year and the Entertainer has not filed WT-11 or provided a waiver from the Department of Revenue. Non-Wisconsin resident Entertainers are required to file a bond or place a security deposit with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue at least six days prior to the date of performance to assure payment of State of Wisconsin income taxes if total compensation earned (paid directly or on behalf of Entertainer) from performance in Wisconsin will exceed $7,000.00. If the non-Wisconsin resident Entertainer does not show proof to the University that such bond or security deposit was filed with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue, State of Wisconsin law provides that the University shall deduct 6% of the total performance Entertainment Contract compensation and remit said amount as withheld for State of Wisconsin income tax purposes. subcontracted services such as lighting, sound, or any other special services or properties required by the nonresident entertainer.
Non-Wisconsin Resident. The University must withhold 6% of Total Compensation payments to non-Wisconsin resident Speakers if accumulated payments for services exceed $7,000.00 in a calendar year and the Speaker has not filed WT-11 or provided a waiver from the Department of Revenue. Non-Wisconsin resident Speakers are required to file a bond or place a security deposit with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue at least six days prior to the date of performance to assure payment of State of Wisconsin income taxes if total compensation earned (paid directly or on behalf of Speaker) from performance in Wisconsin will exceed $7,000.00. If the non-Wisconsin resident Speaker does not show proof to the University that such bond or security deposit was file with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue, State of Wisconsin law provides that the University shall deduct 6% of the total performance Agreement compensation and remit said amount as withheld for State of Wisconsin income tax purposes. entertainer’s performance, including amounts payable in money or the cash value of any medium other than cash. It also includes any specific amounts to be paid to the nonresident entertainer (for example, amounts to be paid to the nonresident entertainer for travel expenses) or subcontracted services such as lighting, sound, or any other special services or properties required by the nonresident entertainer.
Non-Wisconsin Resident. The University must withhold 6% of Total Compensation payments to non- Wisconsin resident Artists if accumulated payments for services exceed $3,200.00 in a calendar year and the Artist has not filed WT-11 or provided a waiver from the Department of Revenue. Non-Wisconsin resident Artists are required to file a bond or place a security deposit with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue at least six days prior to the date of performance to assure payment of State of Wisconsin income taxes if total compensation earned (paid directly or on behalf of Artist) from performance in Wisconsin will exceed $3,200.00. If the non-Wisconsin resident Artist does not show proof to the University that such bond or security deposit was file with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue, State of Wisconsin law provides that the University shall deduct 6% of the total performance Entertainment Contract compensation and remit said amount as withheld for State of Wisconsin income tax involving an employee, officer or agent of the Artist arising out of or in connection with this Agreement except to the extent that it is founded upon or grows out of the acts or omissions of any of the officers, employees or agents of the University of Wisconsin System while acting within the scope of their employment where protection is afforded by ss. 893.82 and 895.46(1), Wis. Stats.
Non-Wisconsin Resident. The University must withhold 6% of Total Compensation payments to non-Wisconsin resident Artists if accumulated payments for services exceed $7,000.00 in a calendar year and the Artist has not filed WT-11 or provided a waiver from the Department of Revenue. Non-Wisconsin resident Artists are required to file a bond or place a security deposit with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue at least six days prior to the date of performance to assure payment of State of Wisconsin income taxes if total compensation earned (paid directly or on behalf of Artist) from performance in Wisconsin will exceed $7,000.00. If the non-Wisconsin resident Artist does not show proof to the University that such bond or security deposit was file with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue, State of Wisconsin law provides that the University shall deduct 6% of the total performance Entertainment Contract compensation and remit said amount as withheld for State of Wisconsin income tax purposes.

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