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A national and international ranking of cities in 2008 by KPMG International found that among 24 mid-sized U.S. cities — defined as having populations of a half million to 2 million — Milwaukee ranked No. 4, 4% below the national average for total taxes paid by corporations. According to a study by Ernst & Young, Wisconsin ranks 30th in state and local business taxes as a percentage of gross state product for fiscal year 2008. As a percentage of personal income, Wisconsin’s state and local tax burden (11.8%) is only slightly higher than the 11.3% national average. In 2011, Wisconsin ranked fourth-lowest in the nation for state and local tax burden on business expansion, according to an Ernst & Young study. The study ranked states according to the local tax burdens on new investments by businesses. The Milwaukee Region has some of the lowest unemployment and workers compensation costs in the country and offers a variety of tax advantages for businesses, including: Businesses are subject to a 7.9% tax on income but receive tax credits for research and development and for sales taxes paid on fuel and electricity used in manufacturing operations.

Income for multi-state companies is apportioned on a single sales factor basis, greatly simplifying tax-return preparation. Wisconsin’s progressive income tax ranges from 4.6% to 6.75% of adjusted gross income as follows: Taxable income - married persons filing jointly $0 to $11,480             4.60% $11,481 to $22,960     6.15% $22,961 to $172,200   6.50% More than $172,200    6.75% Taxable income - filing as single $0 to $8,610              4.60% $8,611 to $17,220      6.15% $17,221 to $129,150  6.50% More than $129,150   6.75% Sales taxes vary among counties. The statewide tax rate is 5 percent. Some counties assess an additional 0.5 - 0.6 percent tax. Sales tax by county The use tax, which is the same as the sales tax, is assessed on the use, consumption or storage of property that was purchased without paying sales taxes. Exemptions from the sales and use tax include:

All property located in the state, except personal furnishings, clothing and property for which there is a specific exemption, is subject to taxation. Manufacturing, telecommunication and utility properties are assessed by the Department of Revenue while all other property is assessed by the municipal assessor. Exemptions from property tax include: Property taxes in the Milwaukee Region vary from $15 to $30 per $1,000 of value. Significant exemptions from property taxes include: Wisconsin pioneered unemployment insurance in the United States more than 70 years ago and takes pride in its ability to serve both Wisconsin workers and Wisconsin businesses. Employers paid the lowest possible unemployment compensation (U.C.) taxes in 2004 for the 13th straight year. The average Wisconsin employer in 2003 paid 2.2% of taxable wages in U.C. taxes, below the U.S. average. Unemployment taxes are experience-related. Employers pay unemployment taxes on the first $12,000 of each employee’s wages.

Taxable Payroll <$500,000 Minimum rate - 0.05% New employers - 3.25% Construction - 6.60% Taxable Payroll>= $500,000 Minimum rate - 0.10% New employers - 3.40% Wisconsin unemployment insurance benefits replace about 37.7 % of the average weekly wage, which ranks 28th out of 50 states. Only six states have a lower exhaustion rate than Wisconsin; only eight states have an average duration shorter than Wisconsin. When there is a dispute between a claimant and an employer, the dispute is first decided by an adjudicator. Wisconsin adjudicators make about 220,000 decisions each year. In 2006, 55% of decisions denied benefits, while 45% allowed benefits. More than 85% of adjudication decisions are made within 21 days of filing. The federal standard is 80%. * Exhaustion rate = % of recipients who collect 26 weeks of benefits Data from U.S. Department of Labor, June 30, 2007 Wisconsin's Worker's Compensation premium rates are among the lowest in the country.