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Property Tax Information
City of Dodgeville - Tax Parcel Information
Assessor Data - www.assessordata.org/
Tax Assessment Information
- 2009 Statement of Tax Assessment
- 2008 Statement of Tax Assessment
- 2007 Statement of Tax Assessment
- 2006 Statement of Tax Assessment
Tax Payments
Mailing Tax Payments
Tax payments by mail, make checks payable to - City of Dodgeville, and mail to City of Dodgeville, 100 E Fountain Street, Dodgeville, WI 53533. If mailing your tax payment, please include the bottom portion of the tax bill. If you would like a receipt, please include a self addressed, stamped envelope, and we will mail a receipt to you. Payments postmarked by December 31, 2009 will be applied in 2009.
Tax payments can be made in person during normal business hours. When paying taxes in person, bring the entire tax bill, the top portion will be stamped paid for your receipt, and the bottom portion is for city records. The City Hall is located at 100 E Fountain Street.
Dodgeville City Hall Hours for Tax Collection
8:00 am - 4:30 pm : Monday - Friday
Village Hall will be closed on Thursday, December 24th - Christmas Eve, Friday, December 25th - Christmas Day, Thursday, December 31st -New Years Eve and Friday, January 1st -New Years Day.
Refunds
Any tax payments that require a refund, received by the City, will be issued after the Council meeting.
Second Installment Payment
The second installment of your property taxes are due July 31, 2010 to the Iowa County Treasurer. For information on the second installment or delinquent taxes, click on the following link- Iowa County Treasurer http://www.iowacounty.org
Statement of Personal Property Help
Every person, firm or corporation operating a business within the City of Dodgeville must file a Statement of Personal Property (Form PA-003) with the City Assessor’s Office each year on or before March 1.
The City Assessor’s Office sends a Statement of Personal Property form to each business owner that has an established account from the preceding year. These Statements are typically mailed during the last week of December or first week of January each winter.
New business owners who do not have an existing account should contact the City Assessor’s Office to establish a new account or simply submit a Statement of Personal Property on their own by the March 1st deadline.
Businesses that do not file a Statement of Personal Property with the City of Dodgeville Assessor’s Office shall be denied any right of abatement by the Board of Review.
Completed Statement of Personal Property forms are confidential and are not available for public inspection.
FORM: Statement of Personal Property (Form PA-003)
Property Tax Exemption Request
All real property and business personal property is assessable in the State of Wisconsin unless specifically exempted by state law. (s. 70.11, Stats.)
Property owners seeking an exemption from property taxes must file a Property Tax Exemption Request (Form PR-230) with the local Assessor’s Office of the taxation district in which the property is located. The completed form and any attachments must be filed on or before March 1 to be eligible for an exemption for the current assessment year.
Wisconsin Statutes require completion of this form - in its entirety - to be eligible for exemption from the Wisconsin property tax. Failure to do so may result in denial of exemption.
FORM: Exemption Request Form PR-230
Tax Exemption Report
All owners of exempt property in the City of Dodgeville (as defined in s. 70.11 Stats.) must file a Tax Exemption Report (Form PC-220) or a Multi-Parcel Tax Exemption Report (Form PC-220A) during each even-numbered year. This form should be completed by the property owner or representative and filed with the City Clerk by March 31.*
Exempt property owners are required to report any changes in the ownership or use of the property to the City Assessor’s Office the year of the change.
*The City Clerks Office processes the initial mailing of these forms to our recorded 'Exempt Other' and 'Taxed-In-Part' property owners, as well as handling the processing and recording of returned Reports.
FORM: Tax Exemption Report Form PC-220
Multi-Parcel Tax Exemption Report
All owners of exempt property in the City of Dodgeville (as defined in s. 70.11 Stats.) must file a Tax Exemption Report (Form PC-220) or a Multi-Parcel Tax Exemption Report (Form PC-220A) during each even-numbered year. This form should be completed by the property owner or representative and filed with the municipal clerk by March 31.*
Exempt property owners are required to report any changes in the ownership or use of the property to the City Assessor’s Office the year of the change.
*The Municipal Clerk processes the initial mailing of these forms to our recorded 'Exempt Other' and 'Taxed-In-Part' property owners, as well as handling the processing and recording of returned Reports.
FORM: Multi-Parcel Tax Exemption Report Form PC-220A
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Lottery Credit?
The lottery credit program is a tax credit program administered by the Department of Revenue. The lottery and gaming credit provides over $100 million in direct property tax relief to homeowners as a credit on their property tax bills.
Who can receive it?
Wisconsin residents that:
- Own a home in Wisconsin.
- Use that home as their primary residence as of January 1 of the year of the tax bill.
- Properly apply for the credit.
Is the Lottery Credit amount the same for all Wisconsin Residents?
The amount of the credit is the same for all residents within the boundaries of a particular school district. However, the amount of this credit is determined by the Department of Revenue and can vary from school district to school district.
Is the Lottery Credit amount the same every year?
No. The amount of the credit is re-assessed each year.
How much is the Lottery Credit this year?
For Dodgeville homeowners, the amount of the credit for the 2009 tax bill, is $88.67.
How do I receive the Lottery Credit on my tax bill?
You can apply to receive the lottery credit in one of two ways:
- Verify that your title company filled out the ‘Real Estate Transfer Form” properly, checking the box that signals your new home as your primary residence. If this box was properly checked, you will be registered for the lottery credit program.
- If the Real Estate Transfer Form was not properly completed, residents can stop by City Hall and complete an application for the credit.**
Will the City of Dodgeville notify me if I am eligible for the credit?
Because this is a State of Wisconsin, Department of Revenue program, the municipality is not responsible for notifying qualifying homeowners of these programs. However, if noticed by the Municipal Clerk that you should receive the lottery credit, a one-time notice will be given in December.
Who should I contact if I have more questions regarding the Lottery Credit?
If you have any questions regarding the program, please contact the Department of Revenue. The contact information is below:
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WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
Local Government Services Section
P.O. Box 8971 MS 6-97
Madison , WI 53708
Phone: (608)266-0772 or (608) 266-9457
Fax: (608) 264-6887
http://www.dor.state.wi.us/faqs/slf/lottcr.html#lc5
Are there any other credit programs available?
The back of the tax bill notifies you of the potential credits that you may qualify for and investigating these will help you determine where to go to get more information on the potential programs available to homeowners.