Common use of Non-Wisconsin Resident Clause in Contracts

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. Total Contract Price: The amount of consideration indicated in the contract as the price for the nonresident 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 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 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 EntertainerSpeaker) 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 filed file with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue, State of Wisconsin law provides that the University shall deduct 6% of the total performance Entertainment Contract Agreement compensation and remit said amount as withheld for State of Wisconsin income tax purposes. Total Contract Price: The amount of consideration indicated in the contract as the price for the nonresident 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 Entertainers Entertainers/Speakers if accumulated payments for services exceed $7,000.00 in a calendar year and the Entertainer 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 Entertainer/Speaker does not show proof to the University that such bond or security deposit was filed file with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue, State of Wisconsin law provides that the University shall deduct 6% of the total performance Entertainment Contract Agreement compensation and remit said amount as withheld for State of Wisconsin income tax purposes. Total Contract Price: The amount of consideration indicated in the contract as the price for the nonresident 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.