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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 174 — Dogs

174.08 License fees paid to county treasurer.

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174.08 License fees paid to county treasurer.
(1)Except as provided in sub.
(2), every collecting official shall pay all dog license taxes to the town, village, or city treasurer or other tax collecting officer who shall deduct any additional tax that may have been levied by the municipal governing body and pay the remainder to the county treasurer at the time settlement is made with the county treasurer for collections of personal property taxes, and shall at the same time report in writing to the county clerk the licenses issued. The report shall be in the form prescribed by the department, and the forms shall be furnished by the county clerks.
(2)In a county in which an agreement under s. 174.10
(2)is in effect, a collecting official who is not the intergovernmental commission shall pay all dog license taxes to the intergovernmental commission and shall report the licenses issued to the intergovernmental commission.
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