Wisconsin Administrative Code

Trans 152.025 Applications for motor carrier credentials. (1) An application for motor carrier interjurisdictional credentials within this chapter shall require the applicant[s established place of business in Wisconsin for IRP and IFTA. (2) An owner operator who cannot meet the …

Trans 152.03 International fuel tax agreement. Under the authority of s. 341.45 (4), Stats., Wisconsin became a member of the international fuel tax agreement. The IFTA is an agreement among states and provinces to simplify the reporting of fuel use taxes by interstate motor carr…

Trans 152.04 Imposition of tax.

Trans 152.05 Licensing.

Trans 152.06 Tax paid purchases.

Trans 152.07 Licensee records requirements.

Trans 152.08 Reporting.

Trans 152.09 Refunds and credits.

Trans 152.095 Successor liability. Subchapter II — IRP

Trans 152.10 International registration plan.

Trans 152.101 IRP registration application.

Trans 152.105 Registration required. No person may operate an apportionable vehicle in this state unless at the time of operation the vehicle is registered under the IRP, is issued a valid vehicle registration trip permit, is exempt under a reciprocity agreement, or is entering o…

Trans 152.11 Records requirements. (1) DISTANCE RECORDS. All registrants shall maintain detailed distance records on an individual vehicle basis. Such records shall contain all of the following: (a) Actual distance travelled. (b) Distance summaries for each vehicle for each juris…

Trans 152.12 Records retention period. Registrants shall retain the records for an application for apportionment registration required by s. Trans 152.11 for 5„ years. Failure to timely provide records demanded for the purpose of audit extends the statute of limitations for asses…

Trans 152.123 Inadequate records penalty. If any person fails to make the records required under s. Trans 152.11 available upon proper request or if any person fails to maintain adequate required records, the department may compute and assess upon the registrant an inadequate rec…

Trans 152.124 Special registration period. (1) The department may require that any vehicle eligible for registration under the IRP be registered according to a monthly series system of registration prescribed by this section. (2) There are established 12 registration periods, eac…

Trans 152.125 Permanent IRP plates. (1) The department may issue permanent registration plates to vehicles registered under the auspices of the IRP. (2) The department shall charge a fee of $3.00 to cover the cost of issuance of each plate issued under the IRP as specified in s. …

Trans 152.126 Display of IRP plates. (1) The department may issue one registration plate to each vehicle registered under the auspices of the IRP. (2) If the vehicle is a truck tractor, road tractor or motor truck, the registration plate shall be attached firmly and rigidly in a …

Trans 152.128 Penalties. Persons who own or operate apportionable vehicles which are not in compliance with the requirements of subch. II may be subject to the penalties under s. 85.16, Stats. History: Cr. Register, May, 1997, No. 497, eff. 6-1-97. Subchapter III — Audits, Assess…

Trans 152.13 Audits and assessments.

Trans 152.14 Appeal procedures.

Trans 152.15 Revocation.

Trans 152.16 Jeopardy assessment. Subchapter IV — Collections

Trans 152.17 Actions to collect tax, fees and penalties. (5) XBase jurisdictionY means the international fuel tax agreement or IRP member jurisdiction: (a) Where qualified motor vehicles are based for vehicle registration purposes; (b) Where the operational control and operationa…

Trans 154.01 Purpose and scope. The purpose of this chapter is to establish the department’s administrative interpretation of ss. 218.0146, 218.33, 218.52, 341.10, 342.01, 342.05, 342.06, 342.10, 342.11, 342.14, 342.15, 342.155, 342.156, 342.157, 342.16, 342.18, 342.23, 342.25, 3…

Trans 154.02 Definitions. The words and phrases defined in ch. 340, Stats., and ss. 342.01 (2), 218.0101, 218.10, 218.20, 218.30, 218.40 and 218.50, Stats., have the same meaning in this chapter unless a different definition is specifically provided. In this chapter: (1g) “Access…

Trans 154.03 Assigning and reassigning ownership. (1) RESPONSIBILITIES OF OWNER OR AGENT OF OWNER. When transferring ownership of a previously titled motor vehicle, the owner named on the certificate of title or the agent of the owner shall complete the assignment of ownership an…

Trans 154.04 Odometer disclosure for transferors and transferees. (1) TRANSFEROR TO DISCLOSE MILEAGE TO TRANSFEREE. When transferring ownership of a motor vehicle, each transferor shall disclose the vehicle's mileage to the transferee in writing in the designated spaces on a conf…

Trans 154.05 Exemptions from odometer disclosure requirements. The transferor of any of the following the chapter was last published. Trans 154.05 WISCONSIN ADMINISTRATIVE CODE motor vehicles is not required to disclose the vehicle’s odometer mileage: (1) A vehicle that is not se…

Trans 154.06 Odometer disclosure for auction dealers and salvage pools. (1) When a motor vehicle, including a salvage vehicle, is sold through an auction dealer or salvage pool, the transferor and transferee shall comply with the requirements relating to assignment or reassignmen…

Trans 154.07 Odometer disclosure for leased motor vehicles. (1) LESSOR'S NOTICE TO LESSEE. Prior to transferring ownership of any motor vehicle, the lessor of a leased motor vehicle shall notify the lessee in writing that the lessee is required to provide a written or electronic …

Trans 154.08 Odometer disclosure for consignment sales. (1) REQUIRED ODOMETER DISCLOSURE FROM CONSIGNOR TO DEALER CONSIGNEE. When a motor vehicle is offered for sale under a consignment agreement, as specified under the chapter was last published. 5 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION s…

Trans 154.09 Odometer disclosure for repaired or replaced odometers. (1) REQUIREMENTS AND DISCLOSURE WHEN ODOMETER REPAIRED OR REPLACED. An odometer may be serviced, repaired or replaced, provided the vehicle’s mileage indicated thereon remains the same as before the service, rep…

Trans 154.10 Odometer disclosure for transfers of ownership by involuntary divestiture by transferee. When ownership of a motor vehicle is transferred by an involuntary divestiture, the odometer disclosure statement may be completed by the owner or legally-designated representati…

Trans 154.11 Requirements and conditions for using conforming power of attorney forms to complete odometer disclosure statements. (1) WHEN POWER OF ATTORNEY MAY BE USED FOR ODOMETER DISCLOSURE. Upon transfer of ownership of a motor vehicle, the transferor may grant the transferee…

Trans 154.12 Odometer records and retention requirements for dealers, wholesalers, lessors, auctions, salvage pools and salvage dealers. (1) REQUIREMENTS FOR DEALERS AND WHOLESALERS. Dealers and wholesalers who are required to execute an odometer disclosure statement upon transfe…

Trans 154.13 Eligibility to apply for title by Wisconsin dealers and nonresidents. (1) ELIGIBILITY OF WIS- the chapter was last published. Trans 154.13 WISCONSIN ADMINISTRATIVE CODE CONSIN DEALER TO APPLY FOR TITLE IN OWN NAME. A dealer or wholesaler licensed under ch. 218, Stats…

Trans 154.14 Odometer disclosure statements to accompany application for title. (1) Except as provided in sub. (2), for each previously titled motor vehicle, each application for certificate of title shall be accompanied by the odometer disclosure statement which the transferor o…

Trans 154.15 Odometer reading and notations required on title. (1) TITLE TO INCLUDE ODOMETER READING. The department shall not issue a certificate of title to a transferee unless it includes a printed or electronic odometer reading to reflect the odometer reading which was disclo…

Trans 154.16 Additional requirements for electronic odometer disclosure. (1) ELECTRONIC TITLE SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS. No person may employ any electronic title system to create, store, or maintain an electronic document, record, or other information subject to this chapter unless th…

Trans 155.01 Purpose and scope. (1) The purpose of this chapter is to establish the department[s administrative interpretation of ss. 342.06 (1) (b), (f) and (g) and 342.30 (1g), Stats., relating to persons authorized to perform the inspection of a vehicle identification number p…

Trans 155.02 Definition. The words and phrases defined in s. 340.01, Stats., have the same meaning in this chapter unless a different definition is specifically provided. In this chapter: (1) XVehicle identification numberY means the numbers, letters, or combination of numbers an…

Trans 155.03 How the certification of a vehicle identification number inspection is performed. (1) The certification shall be provided on the form prescribed by the department as an application for title or registration. Note: The forms prescribed by the department for use in reg…

Trans 155.04 Who is designated to perform the certification of a vehicle identification number. The following persons are authorized to perform the inspection of a vehicle identification number: (1) An employee or agent of a law enforcement agency who is authorized to perform ins…

Trans 156.01 Purpose and scope. (1) PURPOSE. This chapter establishes the department[s administrative interpretation of s. 341.21, Stats., which authorizes the department to contract with any person for services relating to processing or distribution of original and renewal vehic…

Trans 156.02 Definitions. The words and phrases defined in s. 340.01, Stats., have the same meaning in this chapter unless a different definition is specifically provided. In this chapter: (1) XAgentY means a person, business or an organization that contracts with the DMV to acce…

Trans 156.03 Selection of vendors. (1) DMV shall approve vendors to provide an interface between agents and the Trans 156.05 Trans 156.06 Trans 156.08 Termination of contracts. Fees. Records. DMV. An application to be a vendor shall include all of the following: (a) A request to …

Trans 156.04 Selection of agents. (1) A person, business or organization desiring to contract with the DMV as an agent under s. 341.21 (2), Stats., shall comply with all of the following: (a) The applicant shall enter into an agreement with a vendor. An agent may request service …

Trans 156.05 Termination of contracts. (1) DMV may terminate a contract or refuse to renew a contract with any vendor or agent on the following grounds: (a) DMV has reasonable cause to doubt the accuracy or timeliness of the title and registration transactions performed by the ag…

Trans 156.06 Fees. (1) The maximum fees that an agent may charge a customer shall be specified in the contract. (2) An agent may charge a customer any amount less than the maximum fee. History: Cr. Register, January, 2001, No. 541, eff. 2-1-01; 2013 Wis. Act 363: r.