What are the provisions of the law affecting vendors who sell to state agencies and authorities?
The law provides that Wisconsin state agencies and authorities cannot purchase any materials, supplies, equipment, or contractual services from a vendor, if the vendor and its affiliates are not registered, collecting, and remitting Wisconsin sales or use tax on sales of tangible personal property and taxable services in Wisconsin. The Secretary of Revenue is required to periodically certify to the Secretary of Administration, the names of vendors and their affiliates who are not properly registered and remitting Wisconsin sales or use tax. (Sections 16.75(10m) and 77.66, Wis.
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