SECTION 26. Tax 19.05(1)(intro.) is amended to read:
Tax 19.05 BUDGETS. (1) DEFINITIONS. In this section chapter:
SECTION 27. Tax 19.05(1)(b) is amended to read:
Tax 19.05(1)(b) ”Municipal operating budget” means the total budget for all governmental funds, including interfund transfers, less the following adjustments: adopted general fund budgeted expenditures, including any budgeted transfers from the general fund to other funds, and less any principal and interest payments on long-term debt budgeted in the general fund.
  1.Amounts included for debt service fund budgets.
  2.That portion of the budget of any capital project fund which is financed by long-term debt, grant money or fund transfers.
SECTION 28.Tax 19.05(2) is amended to read:
Tax 19.05(2) GENERAL. Municipalities that receive a tax rate disparity an expenditure restraint worksheet shall submit to the department of revenue the municipal operating budgets for the year of the statement and the preceding year. These budgets are due on or before the same dates date as the tax rate disparity expenditure restraint worksheet. The result of failing to file these budgets is the same as provided in s. Tax 19.04(4).
Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis
The promulgation of these rules will not impact on small business as defined in s. 227.114(1)(a), Stats.
Fiscal Estimate
This rule imposes minimal costs on state or local governments.
Notice of Submission of Proposed Rules to the Presiding Officer of each House of the Legislature, Under S. 227.19, Stats.
Please check the Bulletin of Proceedings for further information on a particular rule.
Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (CR 97-127):
Chs. ATCP 90, 91 and 92 - Relating to:
1) Fair packaging and labeling;
2) Selling commodities by weight, measure or count; and
3) Weighing and measuring devices.
Corrections (CR 98-2):
SS. DOC 328.04, 332.015, 332.02 and 332.15 to 332.18 - Relating to lie detector testing of probationers and parolees who are sex offenders.
Employe Trust Funds (CR 97-73):
S. ETF 10.08 - Relating to the definition of termination of employment for the purposes of eligibility for benefits administered by the Department of Employe Trust Funds.
State Fair Park Board (CR 98-3):
SS. SFP 2.07, 2.16 and 2.18 and ch. SFP 7 - Relating to regulation of the State Fair Park and establishing a bail bond schedule.
University of Wisconsin System (CR 97-149):
S. UWS 18.06 - Relating to conduct on University lands.
Administrative Rules Filed With The
Revisor Of Statutes Bureau
The following administrative rules have been filed with the Revisor of Statutes Bureau and are in the process of being published. The date assigned to each rule is the projected effective date. It is possible that the publication of these rules could be delayed. Contact the Revisor of Statutes Bureau at (608) 266-7275 for updated information on the effective dates for the listed rules.
Agriculture, Trade & Consumer Protection (CR 97-113):
An order affecting ch. ATCP 30 Appendix A and s. ATCP 30.31, relating to atrazine use restrictions.
Effective 05-01-98.
Agriculture, Trade & Consumer Protection (CR 97-125):
An order affecting chs. ATCP 29 and 30, relating to pesticide regulation.
Effective 06-01-98.
Commerce (CR 97-156):
An order amending s. Comm 108.21 (1) (f), relating to emergency grant funding under the community development block grant program.
Effective 05-01-98.
Corrections (CR 97-106):
An order affecting ch. DOC 310, relating to the inmate complaint review system.
Effective 05-01-98.
Health & Family Services (CR 97-130):
An order repealing chs. HFS 10 and 67 and HSS 118, relating to hearings on relief from institutional charges, a low-income standard for allocating state nutrition and senior volunteer funds and maintaining the confidentiality of personal facts included in medical information obtained by Department staff in the conduct of official business.
Effective 06-01-98.
Insurance, Office of the Commissioner of (CR 97-137):
An order amending s. Ins 3.53, relating to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) testing procedures.
Effective 06-01-98.
Medical Examining Board (CR 97-114):
An order creating s. Med 10.02 (2) (zb), relating to dispensing or prescribing of controlled substances for the treatment of obesity.
Effective 06-01-98.
Public Notice
Public Notice
Workforce Development
Below is the revised Child Care Co-Payment Schedule under s. DWD 56.08, Wis. Adm. Code. The rule provides that adjustments to the Co-Payment Schedule shall be published in the Wisconsin Administrative Register.
Child Care Co-Payment Schedule for Licensed and Certified Care
On the following tables, look down the column of the appropriate family size until you find the gross family monthly income level at or just less than the family income. Then look to either the table of weekly licensed care or the other table of weekly certified care, to find the appropriate co-payment by family and type of care.
[------------------------------Gross Monthly Family Income----------------------------]
FAMILY SIZE
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10 or more
70% FPL
$633
$796
$960
$1,123
$1,286
$1,450
$1,613
$1,776
$1,940
75% FPL
$678
$853
$1,028
$1,203
$1,378
$1,553
$1,728
$1,903
$2,078
80% FPL
$723
$910
$1,097
$1,283
$1,470
$1,657
$1,843
$2,030
$2,217
85% FPL
$769
$967
$1,165
$1,364
$1,562
$1,760
$1,959
$2,157
$2,355
90% FPL
$814
$1,024
$1,234
$1,444
$1,654
$1,864
$2,074
$2,284
$2,494
95% FPL
$859
$1,081
$1,302
$1,524
$1,746
$1,967
$2,189
$2,411
$2,632
100% FPL
$904
$1,138
$1,371
$1,604
$1,838
$2,071
$2,304
$2,538
$2,771
105% FPL
$949
$1,194
$1,439
$1,684
$1,929
$2,174
$2,419
$2,664
$2,909
110% FPL
$995
$1,251
$1,508
$1,765
$2,021
$2,278
$2,535
$2,791
$3,048
115% FPL
$1,040
$1,308
$1,576
$1,845
$2,113
$2,381
$2,650
$2,918
$3,186
120% FPL
$1,085
$1,365
$1,645
$1,925
$2,205
$2,485
$2,765
$3,045
$3,325
125% FPL
$1,130
$1,422
$1,714
$2,005
$2,297
$2,589
$2,880
$3,172
$3,464
130% FPL
$1,175
$1,479
$1,782
$2,085
$2,389
$2,692
$2,995
$3,299
$3,602
135% FPL
$1,221
$1,536
$1,851
$2,166
$2,481
$2,796
$3,111
$3,426
$3,741
140% FPL
$1,266
$1,593
$1,919
$2,246
$2,573
$2,899
$3,226
$3,553
$3,879
145% FPL
$1,311
$1,649
$1,988
$2,326
$2,664
$3,003
$3,341
$3,679
$4,018
150% FPL
$1,356
$1,706
$2,056
$2,406
$2,756
$3,106
$3,456
$3,806
$4,156
155% FPL
$1,401
$1,763
$2,125
$2,486
$2,848
$3,210
$3,571
$3,933
$4,295
160% FPL
$1,447
$1,820
$2,193
$2,567
$2,940
$3,313
$3,687
$4,060
$4,433
165% FPL
$1,492
$1,877
$2,262
$2,647
$3,032
$3,417
$3,802
$4,187
$4,572
^^^------------------------165% of the Federal Poverty Level-----------------------------^^^
[------------------------------Gross Monthly Family Income----------------------------]
FAMILY SIZE
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10 or more
170% FPL
$1,537
$1,934
$2,330
$2,727
$3,124
$3,520
$3,917
$4,314
$4,710
175% FPL
$1,582
$1,991
$2,399
$2,807
$3,216
$3,624
$4,032
$4,441
$4,849
180% FPL
$1,628
$2,048
$2,468
$2,888
$3,308
$3,728
$4,148
$4,568
$4,988
185% FPL
$1,673
$2,104
$2,536
$2,968
$3,399
$3,831
$4,263
$4,694
$5,126
190% FPL
$1,718
$2,161
$2,605
$3,048
$3,491
$3,935
$4,378
$4,821
$5,265
195% FPL
$1,763
$2,218
$2,673
$3,128
$3,583
$4,038
$4,493
$4,948
$5,403
200% FPL
$1,808
$2,275
$2,742
$3,208
$3,675
$4,142
$4,608
$5,075
$5,542
<<<-----------------------+200% of the Federal Poverty Level----------------------------->>>
On the following tables, look to either the table of weekly licensed care or the other table of weekly certified care to find the appropriate co-payment by family and type of care.
WEEKLY LICENSED CARE CO-PAY AMOUNT
CHILDREN IN SUBSIDIZED CARE:
1
2
3
4
5 or more
70% FPL
$ 5
$ 9
$14
$ 18
$ 23
75% FPL
$ 5
$11
$16
$ 21
$ 26
80% FPL
$ 8
$13
$18
$ 24
$ 29
85% FPL
$11
$16
$21
$ 26
$ 32
90% FPL
$13
$20
$26
$ 33
$ 39
95% FPL
$16
$24
$32
$ 39
$ 48
100% FPL
$18
$26
$34
$ 42
$ 50
105% FPL
$21
$29
$37
$ 45
$ 53
110% FPL
$24
$32
$39
$ 48
$ 55
115% FPL
$26
$34
$42
$ 50
$ 58
120% FPL
$29
$37
$45
$ 53
$ 61
125% FPL
$32
$39
$48
$ 55
$ 63
130% FPL
$34
$44
$53
$ 62
$ 71
135% FPL
$37
$48
$58
$ 69
$ 79
140% FPL
$39
$50
$61
$ 71
$ 82
145% FPL
$42
$53
$63
$ 74
$ 84
150% FPL
$45
$55
$66
$ 76
$ 87
155% FPL
$48
$58
$69
$ 79
$ 90
WEEKLY LICENSED CARE CO-PAY AMOUNT (continued)
CHILDREN IN SUBSIDIZED CARE:
1
2
3
4
5 or more
160% FPL
$50
$61
$71
$ 82
$ 92
165% FPL
$51
$63
$74
$ 84
$ 95
^^^------------------------165% of the Federal Poverty Level-----------------------------^^^
170% FPL
$53
$66
$76
$ 87
$ 98
175% FPL
$54
$68
$79
$ 90
$100
180% FPL
$56
$70
$82
$ 92
$103
185% FPL
$58
$72
$84
$ 95
$105
190% FPL
$59
$74
$87
$ 98
$108
195% FPL
$61
$76
$90
$100
$111
200% FPL
$63
$78
$92
$103
$113
<<<-----------------------+200% of the Federal Poverty Level----------------------------->>>
WEEKLY CERTIFIED CARE CO-PAY AMOUNT
CHILDREN IN SUBSIDIZED CARE:
1
2
3
4
5 or more
70% FPL
$ 3
$ 6
$10
$13
$16
75% FPL
$ 4
$ 7
$11
$15
$18
80% FPL
$ 6
$ 9
$13
$17
$20
85% FPL
$ 7
$11
$15
$18
$22
90% FPL
$ 9
$14
$18
$23
$28
95% FPL
$11
$17
$22
$28
$33
100% FPL
$13
$18
$24
$30
$35
105% FPL
$15
$20
$26
$31
$37
110% FPL
$17
$22
$28
$33
$39
115% FPL
$18
$24
$30
$35
$41
120% FPL
$20
$26
$31
$37
$42
125% FPL
$22
$28
$33
$39
$44
130% FPL
$24
$30
$37
$43
$50
135% FPL
$26
$33
$41
$48
$55
140% FPL
$28
$35
$42
$50
$57
145% FPL
$30
$37
$44
$52
$59
150% FPL
$31
$39
$46
$54
$61
155% FPL
$33
$41
$48
$55
$63
WEEKLY CERTIFIED CARE CO-PAY AMOUNT (continued)
CHILDREN IN SUBSIDIZED CARE:
1
2
3
4
5 or more
160% FPL
$35
$42
$50
$57
$65
165% FPL
$36
$44
$52
$59
$66
^^^------------------------165% of the Federal Poverty Level-----------------------------^^^
170% FPL
$37
$46
$54
$61
$68
175% FPL
$38
$48
$55
$63
$70
180% FPL
$39
$50
$57
$65
$72
185% FPL
$40
$52
$59
$66
$74
190% FPL
$42
$54
$61
$68
$76
195% FPL
$43
$55
$63
$70
$78
200% FPL
$44
$57
$65
$72
$79
<<<-----------------------+200% of the Federal Poverty Level----------------------------->>>
N o t i c e of N o n a c q u i e s c e n c e
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JAMES M. CALLEN, : NOTICE OF NONACQUIESCENCE
Petitioner,
v. : Docket No. 96-S-884
and 96-W-885
WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE,
Respondent. :
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Pursuant to sec. 73.01 (4) (e) 2, Stats., the respondent hereby gives notice that, although it is not appealing the decision and order of the Tax Appeals Commission rendered in the above-captioned matter under date of February 25, 1998, it has adopted a position of nonacquiescence in regard to that part of the decision or order that concludes that personal liability for sales tax under sec. 77.60 (9), Stats., does not attach until a failure to pay occurs; i.e., when the return is due. The effect of this action is that, although the decision or order is binding on the parties for the instant case, the Commission's conclusions of law, the rationale and construction of statutes in regard to that issue in the case are not binding upon or required to be followed by the respondent in other cases.
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Department of Administration
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