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LRB Survey of Wisconsin State Agency Fees

LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU

LRB REPORTS • September 2018, Volume 2, Number 9

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LRB Survey of Wisconsin State Agency Fees 1

LRB Survey of Wisconsin State Agency Fees1

Chapter Agency Statute Purpose of fee Amount (or calculation)

6 Elections Commission

6.36 (6) Obtaining copies of the official voter registration list.

Amount estimated to cover both the cost of reproduction and the cost of maintaining the list at the state and local level.

9 Elections Commission

9.01 (1) (ad) and (ag)

Recounting ballots. A fee equal to the actual cost of performing the recount, plus the actual cost incurred by the commission to provide services for performing the recount.

11 Ethics Commission

11.0102 (2) (a) Registration filing fee for political committees. $100


11.1206 (2) Use of a state-owned vehicle or aircraft for campaigning purposes.

A fee that is comparable to the commercial market rate for the use of a similar vehicle or aircraft.


13.75 (1g) (a) Obtaining a lobbyist license to act on behalf of one principal.

$250, unless eligible for a veterans fee waiver.


13.75 (1g) (am) Obtaining a lobbyist license to act on behalf of two or more principals.



13.75 (1g) (b) Filing the principal registration form for lobbying.

$375


13.75 (1g) (c) Filing a verified statement of lobbying activity. $10


13.75 (1g) (d) Filing a lobbyist authorization statement. $125


13.75 (1g) (e) Registering an interest in a legislative proposal, proposed administrative rule, budget bill subject or other topic.


13 Building Commission

13.48 (2) (b) 3. Lease space to nonprofit associations organized for a public purpose.

Rent not less than the cost of operating, maintaining, and amortizing the construction cost of the leased space.

14 Governor 14.019 Nonstatutory committee fees for materials and services.

Fee may not exceed actual cost of materials and services.

14 Governor 14.019 (4) Nonstatutory committees’ fees for materials and services.

Actual cost.

14 SOS 14.38 (9) Provide certified copies of documents and certificates as to results of searches of the records and files of the office.

50 cents per page plus $5 for certificate or $10 for certificate if specially prepared form is used.

14 SOS 14.38 (9) Provide copies of documents without certification.

Actual and necessary cost or $2, whichever is greater.

14 SOS 14.38 (9) Record documents. $1 per page.

14 SOS 14.38 (9) Telegraphic reports as to results of record searches.

$5 plus the cost of the telegram.

14 SOS 14.38 (9) Expedited service fee. $25

1. This survey excludes University of Wisconsin System fees, court-imposed fees, and legislative fees.

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14 SOS 14.38 (9) Fees for copies of laws, resolutions, deeds, bonds, or paper deposited in secretary’s office.

Fee ranges from $2 to $20 for documents, with additional fees of $25 for expedited service.

14 Treasurer 14.59 Treasurer may charge participants in training conferences put on by treasurer a participation fee.

Fee cannot exceed cost of conducting conference.

16 Midwest Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Com-mission

16.11 (6) (j) Fee system charging users of waste disposal facilities for the purpose of administering the Midwest Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact.

Reasonable and equitable.

16 DOA 16.115 (1) Annual fees paid by nuclear power plant operators until a regional waste disposal facility operated under s. 16.11 becomes operational and subject to credits under s. 16.115 (2). Note: This may be the fee system required under s. 16.11 (6) (j).

Based on the number of reactors at each plant and must cover 75 percent of the state’s costs associated with the Midwest Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact.

16 DOA 16.115 (2) Fees paid by certain producers of low-level radioactive waste. Note: This may be the fee system required under s. 16.11 (6) (j).

Based on the volume and hazard of waste generated and must cover the state’s costs associated with the Midwest Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact.

16 DOA 16.283 (3) (c) Disabled veteran-owned business certification.

Fee to cover expenses in making the determination.

16 DOA 16.285 (1) (bm) Woman-owned business certification. Up to $50.

16 DOA 16.287 (2) (dm) Minority business certification. Fee to cover expenses in making the determination.

16 DOA 16.401 (11) Cut and delivery of interest coupons, entries of interest endorsed on a note, or return of a bond, note, or other security to entities having securities on deposit with DOA.

25 cents for a single coupon, etc., and 10 cents for each additional coupon, etc.

16 DOA— Incorpora-tion Review Board

16.53 (14) Review of petition for incorporation of a municipality, collected by the board.

Not specified.

16 DOA 16.53 (14) Review of petition for annexation of a municipal territory, collected by DOA.

Not specified.

16 DOA 16.701 (2) Vendor use of subscription service and procurement system.

Not specified.

16 DOA 16.82 (5) Participation in group transportation program (vanpool).

Cover cost of administration, main-tenance, operation, insurance, and depreciation, plus interest for general purpose revenues utilized for the program.

16 DOA 16.843 (2) (b) Parking at state-owned office buildings during office hours.

Not specified.

16 DOA 16.843 (2) (b) Parking located in the city of Madison. Not specified.

16 DOA 16.843 (2) (b) Parking at state-owned office buildings out-side of office hours in certain municipalities.

Not specified.



16 DOA 16.843 (2) (b) Parking at state facilities located in certain municipalities.

Not specified.

16 DOA 16.967 (9) Provide technical assistance to counties and conduct educational seminars, courses, or conferences relating to the land information program.

Cover cost of the authorized activities.

16 DOA 16.969 (2) (a) Annual impact and one-time environmental impact fees paid to DOA by a person to whom the PSC issues a certificate of public convenience and necessity for a high-voltage transmission line of 345 kV or more. (See also s. 196.491 (3g).)

Annual impact fee is equal to 0.3 percent of transmission line cost and one-time fee is equal to 5 percent of that cost.

16 DOA 16.972 (2) (b) Provide computer services and telecommuni-cations services to certain entities, including the broadcasting corporation, private schools, museums, and zoos.

Methodology determined by the department.

16 DOA 16.972 (2) (c) Provide supercomputer services to certain en-tities, including entities in the private sector.

Methodology determined by the department.

16 DOA 16.974 (3) Provide services related to system or device facilitating Internet or telephone access to certain information.

Cover costs of providing the services.

16 DOA 16.998 Provide data lines, video links, and bandwidth access to educational agencies, including private schools.

Cover costs.

19 All 19.35 (3) (a) Provide copies of public records to records requesters.

Actual, necessary, and direct cost.

19 All 19.35 (3) (b) Provide photographs of public records to records requesters.


19 All 19.35 (3) (c) Location of public records for records requesters.

Actual, necessary, and direct cost, if the cost is more than $50.

19 All 19.35 (3) (d) Mailing or shipping public records to records requesters.



19.48 (9) Administering programs to explain and interpret the laws related to campaign finance, lobbying, and ethics.

The commission may charge a fee to participants. The amount is unspecified.


19.48 (10) For compiling, disseminating, or making available information filed with the commission.

Unspecified. The commission, however, may not charge a fee for inspection at the commission’s office of any record otherwise open to public inspection.

23 DNR 23.09 (15) For hunting pheasants on DNR land. Established by department by rule.

23 DNR 23.09165 (2) (bc)

For a directory of all stewardship land that is open for public access.

May not exceed the cost of preparing and publishing the directory.

23 DNR 23.146 (3) (b) For the lease of a DNR-operated radio or lookout tower on DNR land to install a telecommunication system.

Established under lease, except no more than $25 per month if lease to governmental entity other than state.

23 DNR 23.16 (1), (4) For any DNR magazine or periodical. At least equal to amount necessary to cover production, storage, handling, and distribution costs.



23 DNR 23.16 (3) For providing or the use of a magazine or periodical subscriber list.

Actual costs of providing or using list.

23 DNR 23.165 (4) For providing or the use of a publication subscriber list.

Actual costs of providing or using list.

23 DNR 23.165 (5) For a publication, photograph, slide, video-tape, artwork, or promotional merchandise.

At least equal to amount necessary to cover production, storage, handling, and distribution costs.

23 DNR 23.20 For permitting a town, county, or state agency to obtain gravel, sand, fill dirt, or other fill material needed for road purposes from a DNR-owned gravel pit.

Commensurate with the fee charged by private vendors.

23 DNR 23.24 (3) (c) For aquatic plant management permits. Established by department by rule; may have different fee for body of water entirely confined on property of one property owner.

23 DNR 23.27 (3) (b) For sharing information and data from the natural heritage inventory program.

Actual cost of collecting, storing, managing, compiling, and providing info and data.

23 DNR 23.32 (3) (a) 1., (b)

For a paper wetland map. $5; may increase to be at least equal to the amount necessary to cover the costs of preparing, producing, and selling wetland maps.

23 DNR 23.321 (2) (b), (3) (b)

For providing a wetland identification. $300 for each acre inspected.

23 DNR 23.321 (3m) For an expedited wetland identification or confirmation.

Established by the department by rule.

23 DNR 23.322 For providing any information that DNR maintains in a format that may be accessed by computer concerning the waters of this state, including maps and other water resource management information.


23 DNR 23.33 (2) (c) 1. For the issuance or renewal of a registration certificate for an ATV or UTV registered for public use.

$30 for issuance/renewal; $5 late fee if expired.

23 DNR 23.33 (2) (d) For issuance of a registration certificate for an ATV or UTV registered for private use.

$15

23 DNR 23.33 (2) (dm) 2. For issuance of a certificate and 3 registration decals for a commercial ATV or UTV.

$90 ($30 for any additional decals).

23 DNR 23.33 (2) (e) For the transfer of an ATV or UTV registration certificate, issuance of a duplicate ATV/UTV registration certificate, commercial ATV/UTV certificate, or registration decal, or issuance of registration decals to a county or municipality.

$5

23 DNR 23.33 (2j) (c) 1. Annual nonresident trail pass for ATV trails. $34.25

23 DNR 23.33 (2j) (c) 2. Five-day nonresident trail pass for ATV trails. $19.25

23 DNR 23.33 (2j) (f ) 2. Issuing fee for issuing nonresident trail pass or temporary trail use receipt for ATV trails.

75 cents

23 DNR 23.33 (5) (d) Instruction fee for ATV safety certification program.

Established by department by rule.



23 DNR 23.33 (5) (d) Duplicate certificate of accomplishment for ATV safety certification program.

$2.75

23 DNR 23.335 (4) (d) 1. Issuance or renewal of a registration certificate for public use of an off-highway motorcycle and decal.

$30

23 DNR 23.335 (4) (d) 1. Late fee for renewal of registration certificate for public use of off-highway motorcycle filed after expiration.

$5

23 DNR 23.335 (4) (d) 2. Issuance or renewal of registration certificate for private use of off-highway motorcycle and decal.

$15

23 DNR 23.335 (4) (d) 3. Transfer of a certificate for public or private use of off-highway motorcycle.

$5

23 DNR 23.335 (4) (e) 2. Duplicate certificate or decal for off-highway motorcycle.

$5 certificate; $5 decal.

23 DNR 23.335 (4) (h) Issuing fee and transaction fee for each time off-highway motorcycle renewal registration documents issued.

50 cents issuing fee; 50 cents transaction fee.

23 DNR 23.335 (5) (e) Issuance or renewal of a commercial off-highway motorcycle certificate with 3 decals; additional decals.

$90; $30 for additional decals.

23 DNR 23.335 (5) (e) Duplicate commercial off-highway motorcycle certificates and decals.

$5 certificate; $2 decal.

23 DNR 23.335 (6) (d) Annual nonresident trail pass for off-highway motorcycles.

$34.25

23 DNR 23.335 (6) (d) Five-day nonresident trail pass for off-highway motorcycles.

$19.25

23 DNR 23.335 (6) (e) 2. Issuing fee for issuing nonresident trail pass or temporary trail use receipt for off-highway motorcycles.

75 cents

23 DNR 23.335 (14) Instruction fee for off-highway motorcycle safety certification program.


23 DNR 23.335 (14) Duplicate certificate of accomplishment for off-highway motorcycle safety certification program.

$2.75

23 DNR 23.40 (3) For preparation of an environmental impact statement or if department enters into preapplication service agreement.

Equal to the full cost of the preparation of the environmental impact statement and the full cost of any preapplication services, including the cost of authorized consultant services and the costs of printing and postage.

23 DNR 23.42 (2) and (3) For reviewing and evaluating applications and notifications of intent regarding federal licensing of power projects.

Calculate the applicant’s proportionate share of costs incurred by the state in a fiscal year in reviewing or evaluating applications or notifications of intent by dividing the amount of horsepower of applicant’s power project by the total amount of horsepower of all power projects being reviewed or evaluated during the fiscal year.



23 DNR 23.425 (1m) For an environmental education program. Established by the department by rule; may not exceed the costs of conducting the program.

23 DNR 23.426 For educational programs DNR provides at the Horicon Marsh education and visitor center.


23 DNR 23.47 (3) (b) 3. For issuing and reprinting an ATV/UTV, off-highway motorcycle, boating, or snowmobile safety certificate.

75 cents issuing fee; $1.25 reprint fee.

23 DNR 23.32 (3) (a) 2., (b)

For an aerial photograph wetland map. $10; may increase to be at least equal to the amount necessary to cover the costs of preparing, producing, and selling wetland maps.

23 DNR 23.32 (3) (a) 3., (b)

For a copy of a digital wetland database covering one township.

$15; may increase to be at least equal to the amount necessary to cover the costs of preparing, producing, and selling wetland maps.

23 DNR 23.321 (2) (c), (3) (c)

For providing a wetland confirmation. $300 for each 20 acres inspected.

24 DNR—BCPL 24.63 (4) For covering administrative costs incurred by the Board of Commissioners of Public Lands in originating and servicing trust fund loans.

The costs incurred for originating and servicing loans.

27 DNR 27.01 (7) (f ) 1. For annual admission of a vehicle with WI registration plates into a state park, state forest, and certain other state recreational areas and lands.

$27.50

27 DNR 27.01 (7) (f ) 2. For daily admission of a vehicle with WI registration plates into a state park, state forest, and certain other state recreational areas and lands.

Not less than $7.85 but not more than $12.85, as determined by the secretary.

27 DNR 27.01 (7) (f ) 3. For daily admission of a motor bus with WI registration plates into a state park, state forest, and certain other state recreational areas and lands.


27 DNR 27.01 (7) (f ) 4. For daily admission of a motor bus with WI registration plates that primarily transports residents from nursing homes located in WI into a state park, state forest, and certain other state recreational areas and lands.


27 DNR 27.01 (7) (g) 1. For annual admission of a vehicle with a registration plate from another state into a state park, state forest, and certain other state recreational areas and lands.

$37.50

27 DNR 27.01 (7) (g) 2. For daily admission of a vehicle with a registration plate from another state into a state park, state forest, and certain other state recreational areas and lands.


27 DNR 27.01 (7) (g) 3. For daily admission of a motor bus with a registration plate from another state into a state park, state forest, and certain other state recreational areas and lands.

Not less than $14.85 but not more than $19.85.



27 DNR 27.01 (7) (g) 4. For daily admission of a motor bus with a registration plate from another state that primarily transports residents from nursing homes located in WI into a state park, state forest, and certain other state recreational areas and lands.

Not less than $5.85 but not more than $10.85.

27 DNR 27.01 (7) (gm) 1. Reduced annual vehicle admission into a state park, state forest, and certain other state recreational areas and lands if the individual applying or a household family member owns a vehicle for which a current annual vehicle ad-mission receipt has been issued for the full fee.

$15 WI plates; $20 out-of-state plates.

27 DNR 27.01 (7) (gm) 3. Reduced annual vehicle admission into a state park, state forest, and certain other state recreational areas and lands if owned by a resident senior citizen.

$12.50

27 DNR 27.01 (7) (gm) 4. Reduced daily vehicle admission into a state park, state forest, and certain other state recreational areas and lands if owned by a resident senior citizen.

$2.85

27 DNR 27.01 (7) (gr) For issuing each annual or daily vehicle admission receipt.

50 cents annual; 15 cents daily.

27 DNR 27.01 (8) (a),

(c) 1.

For admission to enter Heritage Hill state park or a state trail.


27 DNR 27.01 (8) (a), (c) 2.

For an annual state trail pass. $25

27 DNR 27.01 (8) (a), (c) 3.

For a daily state trail pass. $5

27 DNR 27.01 (9) (a) For admission to enter Heritage Hill state park or a state trail in addition to normal fee based on certain classes of persons or groups; certain areas; certain types of visitation or times of year; admission to special scheduled events or programs; or admission based on a per person basis.


27 DNR 27.01 (10) (d) 1. For each night at a campsite for a resident camping party.

Not less than $15 but not more than $30, as determined by the secretary.

27 DNR 27.01(10) (d) 2. For each night at a campsite for a nonresident camping party.

Not less than $19 but not more than $35, as determined by the secretary.

27 DNR 27.01 (10) (f ) Special fees for camping in addition to normal fees for certain classes of persons or groups, certain areas, certain types of camping or times of the year and for admission to special events.


27 DNR 27.01 (10) (fm) Increase or reduction in camping fees. Increase by not more than $5 above maximum or lower by not more than $5 below minimum, as determined by the secretary.

27 DNR 27.01 (10) (g) 1. Additional camping fee for resident camping party.

$1 per night.



27 DNR 27.01 (10) (g) 2. Additional camping fee for nonresident camping party.

$1.50–$1.75 per night.

27 DNR 27.01 (10) (g) 3. Additional camping fee for each pet accompanying a camping party.

$1

27 DNR 27.01 (10) (g) 4. Additional camping fee for a Friday, Saturday, or Sunday night.

$1 per night.

27 DNR 27.01 (10) (g) 5. Additional camping fee for a camping party that uses electricity supplied at a state campground if the campsite has an electric receptacle.

$10 per night.

27 DNR 27.01 (10) (g) 6. Additional camping fee for a camping party that uses electricity supplied at a state camp-ground located in Devil’s Lake State Park, High Cliff State Park, Kohler-Andrae State Park, Pen-insula State Park, or Willow River State Park if the campsite has an electric receptacle.

$15 per night.

27 DNR 27.01 (10) (h) Increased camping fees for campgrounds located in areas where local market conditions justify the establishment of higher camping fees.


27 DNR 27.01 (11) (c) For reserving a campsite. Equal to the estimated cost of administering the system.

28 DNR 28.06 (2m) As a surcharge on top of the price for each tree seedling sold by DNR for growing forest products, for establishing windbreaks or shelterbelts, for control of soil erosion, and for game food or cover.

3 cents per seedling.

29 DNR 29.020 (2) Participation in the deer management assistance program.

Established by rule.

29 DNR 29.024 (6) (ag) A portion of each fee collected for a license issued by automated system.


29 DNR 29.084 (2) Reduced fee for approvals for people who recruit others as hunters, trappers, and anglers.

One-half of fee that would otherwise apply, except that resident sports license fee is reduced by $20, and resident conservation patron license is reduced by $60.

29 DNR 29.164 (4) (b) and 29.563 (2) (f )

Additional wild turkey hunting authorizations for resident.

$9.75

29 DNR 29.164 (4) (b) and 29.563 (2) (g)

Additional wild turkey hunting authorizations for nonresident.

$14.75

29 DNR 29.179 (2) and (3) (a)

Transfer of an approval to a minor or disabled person.

Same as fee for the approval.

29 DNR 29.179 (2m) and (3) (a)

Transfer of a Class A bear license to a Purple Heart recipient or service member.

Same as fee for Class A bear license.

29 DNR 29.180 (3) (b) Fee for approval transferred from decedent who was a resident to a nonresident minor.

The difference between the fee paid by the decedent and the fee required for a nonresident minor.



29 DNR 29.185 (4) (a) and (b)

Transfer of a wolf harvesting license. Same as fee for wolf harvesting license.

29 DNR 29.193 (2) (b) 1., (c) 3., and (e)

Review to determine eligibility for hunting permit issued to disabled person.

Cost of conducting review.

29 DNR 29.229 (3) (a) and (5r)

Fees for fishing approvals issued by Lac du Flambeau band.

Same as fees for fishing approvals issued by the state.

29 DNR 29.2295 (3) (b) Fee for resident or nonresident sports license issued by Lac du Flambeau band.

Amount in excess of fee for an annual fishing license plus the issuing fee.

29 DNR 29.2295 (3) (c) Surcharge for resident or nonresident sports license issued by Lac du Flambeau band.

Same as wildlife damage surcharge.

29 DNR 29.319 (1) (a) Fee for any approval issued as part of regulating falconry.


29 DNR 29.403 (3) (p) Fishing tournament permits; training or educational programs.


29 DNR 29.519 (2) (d) and 29.563 (7) (c) 1.

Outlying waters license transfer. $50

29 DNR 29.519 (2) (h) Catch fee for commercial fishing in outlying waters.

Equivalent to DNR’s cost to provide fish for harvest.

29 DNR 29.556 (1m) and (2) (a) 2.

Handling fee to cover long-distance handling costs and in-person credit transaction costs incurred in issuing approvals.


29 DNR 29.563 (2) (a) 1. Resident small game hunting license. $15.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (a) 2. Resident small game hunting license issued to senior citizen.

$6.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (a) 4. Resident small game hunting license issued to person under age 18.

$6.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (a) 5. Resident deer hunting license. $21.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (a) 5g. Resident deer hunting license issued to person under age 18.

$17.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (a) 5m.

Resident elk hunting license. $46.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (a) 6. Resident Class A bear hunting license. $46.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (a) 8. Resident archer hunting license. $21.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (a) 8m.

Resident archer hunting license issued to person under age 18.

$17.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (a) 8r. Resident crossbow hunting license. $21.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (a) 8t. Resident crossbow hunting license issued to person under age 18.

$17.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (a) 9. Resident wild turkey hunting license. $12.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (b) 1. Nonresident annual small game hunting license.

$82.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (b) 2. Nonresident five-day small game hunting license.

$52.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (b) 3. Nonresident deer hunting license. $157.25



29 DNR 29.563 (2) (b) 3m.

Nonresident elk hunting license. $248.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (b) 4. Nonresident Class A bear hunting license. $248.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (b) 6. Nonresident archer hunting license. $157.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (b) 6m.

Nonresident crossbow hunting license. $157.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (b) 7. Nonresident fur-bearing animal hunting license.

$157.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (b) 8. Nonresident wild turkey hunting license. $57.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (c) 1. Resident bonus deer permit. $11.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (c) 1m. and 29.181 (4)

Resident bonus deer permit for CWD county. $5.75, unless a higher fee is established by rule.

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (d) 1. Nonresident bonus deer permit. $19.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (d) 2. Nonresident bonus deer permit for CWD county.

$5.75, unless a different fee is estab-lished by rule.

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (e) 1. Wild turkey stamp. $5

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (e) 2. Pheasant stamp. $9.75

29 DNR 29.563 (2) (e) 3. Waterfowl stamp. $6.75

29 DNR 29.563 (2g) Reduced fee for archer buying crossbow license and vice versa.

$2.25

29 DNR 29.563 (2m) Fees for hunting approvals for nonresident under age 18 whose parent is a resident.

Same fees as for resident hunting approvals.

29 DNR 29.563 (2r) Hunting approvals for 10- and 11-year-olds. $4.25

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (a) 1. Resident annual fishing license. $19.25

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (a) 2. Resident annual fishing license issued to senior citizen.

$6.25

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (a) 3. Resident fishing license issued to husband and wife.

$30.25

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (a) 4. Resident annual fishing license issued to 16- or 17-year-old.

$6.25

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (a) 4m.

Resident one-day fishing license. $7.25

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (a) 5. Resident two-day sports fishing license. $13.25

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (a) 5m.

Resident two-day inland lake trout fishing license.

$13.25

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (a) 7. Resident annual or temporary fishing license issued to disabled person.

$6.25

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (a) 7m.

One-day group fishing license. $24.25

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (a) 9. Resident annual or temporary fishing license issued to a disabled veteran.

$2.25

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (a) 10. Resident sturgeon spearing license. $19.25



29 DNR 29.563 (3) (b) 1. Nonresident annual fishing license. $49.25

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (b) 2. Nonresident annual family fishing license. $64.25

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (b) 3. Nonresident fifteen-day fishing license. $27.25

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (b) 4. Nonresident fifteen-day family fishing license. $39.25

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (b) 5. Nonresident four-day fishing license. $23.25

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (b) 5m.

Nonresident one-day fishing license. $9.25

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (b) 6. Nonresident two-day sports fishing license. $9.25

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (b) 7. Nonresident sturgeon spearing license. $64.25

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (c) 1. Inland waters trout stamp. $9.75

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (c) 2. Great Lakes trout and salmon stamp. $9.75

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (cm) 1.

Resident sturgeon hook and line tag. $19.75

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (cm) 2.

Nonresident sturgeon hook and line tag. $49.75

29 DNR 29.563 (3) (d) One-day special fishing events. Established by rule.

29 DNR 29.563 (3m) Fees for fishing licenses for a 16- or 17-year-old nonresident whose parent is a resident.

Same fees as for resident fishing licenses.

29 DNR 29.563 (4) (a) 1. Resident combination sports license. $57.25

29 DNR 29.563 (4) (a) 1m.

Resident combination sports license issued to person under age 18.

$32.25

29 DNR 29.563 (4) (a) 2. Resident conservation patron license. $160.25

29 DNR 29.563 (4) (a) 2m.

Resident conservation patron license issued to person under age 18.

$70.25

29 DNR 29.563 (4) (a) 2s. Resident conservation patron license issued to Purple Heart recipient.

$9.25

29 DNR 29.563 (4) (a) 3. Resident wolf harvesting license. $48.25

29 DNR 29.563 (4) (a) 3m.

Resident annual disabled veteran recreation license.

$7

29 DNR 29.563 (4) (b) 1. Nonresident combination sports license. $272.25

29 DNR 29.563 (4) (b) 1m.

Nonresident combination sports license issued to person under age 18.

$33.25

29 DNR 29.563 (4) (b) 2. Nonresident conservation patron license. $595.25

29 DNR 29.563 (4) (b) 2m.

Nonresident conservation patron license issued to person under age 18.

$72.25

29 DNR 29.563 (4) (b) 2s. Nonresident conservation patron license issued to Purple Heart recipient.

$160.25

29 DNR 29.563 (4) (b) 3. Nonresident wolf harvesting license. $250.25

29 DNR 29.563 (5) (a) 1. Resident guide license. $39.25

29 DNR 29.563 (5) (a) 2. Resident sport trolling license. $100

29 DNR 29.563 (5) (b) 1. Nonresident guide license. $99.25



29 DNR 29.563 (5) (b) 2. Nonresident Lake Michigan and Green Bay sport trolling license.

$400

29 DNR 29.563 (5) (b) 3. Nonresident Lake Superior sport trolling license.

$400

29 DNR 29.563 (6) (a) 1. Resident trapping license. $19.25

29 DNR 29.563 (6) (a) 1m.

Resident trapping license issued to person under age 16.

$9.25

29 DNR 29.563 (6) (a) 1s. Resident mentored trapping license. $9.25

29 DNR 29.563 (6) (a) 2. Resident Class A fur dealer license. $25

29 DNR 29.563 (6) (a) 3. Resident Class B fur dealer license. $10

29 DNR 29.563 (6) (am) Nonresident trapping license. $149.25

29 DNR 29.563 (6) (b) 1. Itinerant fur buyer license. $200

29 DNR 29.563 (6) (b) 2. Fur dresser or dyer license. $25

29 DNR 29.563 (6) (b) 3. Fur auctioneer license. $250

29 DNR 29.563 (6) (c) Resident taxidermist permit. $50

29 DNR 29.563 (6) (d) Nonresident taxidermist permit. $100

29 DNR 29.563 (6m) (a) Certain resident approvals issued for first time in 10 years.

$4.25

29 DNR 29.563 (6m) (b) Certain nonresident approvals issued for first time in 10 years.

One-half the specified fee for the approval.

29 DNR 29.563 (7) (a) 1. Resident commercial fishing license for outlying waters.

$899.25 per boat

29 DNR 29.563 (7) (a) 2. Resident commercial fishing license for outlying waters without a boat.

$899.25

29 DNR 29.563 (7) (a) 3. Resident commercial fishing license for rough fish harvest.

$25 per boat

29 DNR 29.563 (7) (a) 4. Resident commercial fishing license for rough fish harvest without a boat.

$25

29 DNR 29.563 (7) (b) 1. Nonresident commercial fishing license for outlying waters.

$6,499.25 per boat

29 DNR 29.563 (7) (b) 2. Nonresident commercial fishing license for outlying waters without a boat.

$6,499.25

29 DNR 29.563 (7) (c) 3. a.

Mississippi and St. Croix rivers seine nets license and tags.

$20 for the first 500 lineal feet of net, $10 for the 2nd 500 lineal feet and $2 for each additional 100 lineal feet or fraction thereof, plus 25 cents for each tag for each 500 lineal feet of net or fraction thereof.

29 DNR 29.563 (7) (c) 3. b.

Mississippi and St. Croix rivers gill nets license and tags.

$10 for the first 2,000 lineal feet of net and $1 for each additional 100 lineal feet or fraction thereof, plus 25 cents for each tag for each 2,000 lineal feet of net or fraction thereof.

29 DNR 29.563 (7) (c) 3. c.

Mississippi and St. Croix rivers bait nets license and tags.

$20, plus the tag for each bait net is 25 cents each.



29 DNR 29.563 (7) (c) 3. d.

Mississippi and St. Croix rivers buffalo and frame nets license and tags.

$10, plus the tag for each buffalo or frame net is 50 cents each.

29 DNR 29.563 (7) (c) 3. e.

Mississippi and St. Croix rivers slat nets license and tags.

$20, plus the tag for each slat net is 50 cents each, not to exceed 50 slat nets per licensee.

29 DNR 29.563 (7) (c) 3. f.

Mississippi and St. Croix rivers trammel nets license and tags.

$20 for each net, not to exceed 300 lineal feet, including one tag.

29 DNR 29.563 (7) (c) 4. Inland waters set or bank pole license. $2.25 including 5 tags, one for each set or bank pole allowed.

29 DNR 29.563 (7) (c) 5. Inland waters setline license. $10, plus 25 cents for the tag for each setline.

29 DNR 29.563 (7) (c) 5g. Shovelnose sturgeon permit. $50

29 DNR 29.563 (7) (c) 5m.

Fish farm license. Established by rule.

29 DNR 29.563 (7) (c) 6. Wholesale fish dealer license. $100

29 DNR 29.563 (7) (c) 7. Clam buyer license. $300

29 DNR 29.563 (7) (c) 10. Clam sheller license. $30

29 DNR 29.563 (8) (a) Class A bait dealer license. $49.25

29 DNR 29.563 (8) (b) Class B bait dealer license. $9.25

29 DNR 29.563 (10) (a) 1. Wild rice harvest approval. $7.50

29 DNR 29.563 (10) (a) 3. Class A wild rice dealer approval. $15

29 DNR 29.563 (10) (a) 4. Class B wild rice dealer approval. $50

29 DNR 29.563 (10) (a) 5. Class C wild rice dealer approval. $100

29 DNR 29.563 (10) (a) 6. Class D wild rice dealer approval. $150

29 DNR 29.563 (10) (b) 1.

Wild ginseng harvest license issued to resident.

$15

29 DNR 29.563 (10) (b) 2.

Wild ginseng harvest license issued to non-resident.

$30

29 DNR 29.563 (10) (b) 3.

Class A wild ginseng dealer license. $100

29 DNR 29.563 (10) (b) 4.

Class B wild ginseng dealer license. $500

29 DNR 29.563 (10) (b) 5.

Class C wild ginseng dealer license. $1,000

29 DNR 29.563 (10) (b) 6.

Nonresident wild ginseng dealer license. $1,000

29 DNR 29.563 (11) (a) 2. Endangered species permit. $100

29 DNR 29.563 (11) (b) 1.

Hunter education and firearm safety instruction.


29 DNR 29.563 (11) (b) 2.

Trapper education instruction. Established by rule.

29 DNR 29.563 (11) (c) Conservation card. $3.25

29 DNR 29.563 (12) (a) 1. Duplicate deer hunting approval. $14.25



29 DNR 29.563 (12) (a) 2. Duplicate archer, crossbow, sports, or conservation patron license.

$11.25

29 DNR 29.563 (12) (a) 2m.

Duplicate resident conservation patron license issued to Purple Heart recipient.

$2.50

29 DNR 29.563 (12) (a) 3. Other duplicate hunting license. $9.25

29 DNR 29.563 (12) (a) 4. Duplicate Class A bear hunting license. $13

29 DNR 29.563 (12) (a) 5. Duplicate elk hunting license. $13

29 DNR 29.563 (12) (b) 1.

Duplicate fishing approval. $9.25

29 DNR 29.563 (12) (b) 2.

Duplicate fishing approval. Total cost of issuing original approval, including any fee for processing, han-dling, reserving, or issuing the approval, if the total cost is less than $10.

29 DNR 29.563 (12) (c) 1. Duplicate senior citizen recreation approval. $2

29 DNR 29.563 (12) (c) 1m.

Duplicate annual disabled veteran recreation approval.

$2

29 DNR 29.563 (12) (c) 2. Duplicate hunter education and firearm safety course certificate of accomplishment.

$2

29 DNR 29.563 (12) (c) 3. Duplicate trapper education course certificate of accomplishment.


29 DNR 29.563 (12) (c) 3g.

Duplicate wolf harvesting approval. $13

29 DNR 29.563 (12) (c) 4. Other approval duplicates. $2

29 DNR 29.563 (12m) Fee for duplicates of certain approvals for which a reduced fee was charged.

Fee not to exceed fee specified for original approval.

29 DNR 29.563 (13) (a) and (b)

Wildlife damage surcharge. $2 added to certain approvals; $4 added to certain conservation patron licenses.

29 DNR 29.563 (14) (a) 1. Processing fee for various hunting approvals. $2.75

29 DNR 29.563 (14) (a) 1g.

Processing fee for Class A bear hunting license.

$4.25

29 DNR 29.563 (14) (a) 1m.

Processing fee for bobcat hunting and trapping permit.

$5.75

29 DNR 29.563 (14) (a) 2. Joint application for a hunter’s choice deer permit and bonus deer hunting permit.

$2.75

29 DNR 29.563 (14) (a) 3. Processing fee for elk hunting license and wolf harvesting license.

$9.75

29 DNR 29.563 (14) (b) Handling fee for issuing approvals. Established by rule.

29 DNR 29.563 (14) (c) 1. Issuing fee for various approvals. $0.75

29 DNR 29.563 (14) (c) 2. Issuing fee for various stamps. $0.25

29 DNR 29.563 (14) (c) 3. Issuing fee for various approvals applications. $0.25

29 DNR 29.563 (14) (c) 4. Issuing fee for bonus deer hunting permit. $0.75

29 DNR 29.563 (14) (c) 6. Issuing fee for wild turkey hunting authorization or sturgeon hook and line tag.

$0.25



29 DNR 29.563 (14) (c) 8. Issuing fee for conservation card. $0.25

29 DNR 29.563 (14) (d) Fee for reprinting approvals. $1.25

29 DNR 29.564 (1) Voluntary contribution for invasive species research.

At least $2.

29 DNR 29.565 (1) Voluntary contribution for the venison and wild turkey processing and donation program.

At least $1.

29 DNR 29.567 (1) Voluntary contribution for elk research. At least $1.

29 DNR 29.591 (3) Fee for course of instruction under the hunter education program and the bow hunter education program.


29 DNR 29.597 (3) Fee for course of instruction under the trapper education program.


29 DNR 29.733 (2) (f ) Permits for fish farms. Established by rule.

29 DNR 29.931 (2) (am) Costs associated with a seizure by the state of a fishing net or device.

Actual costs.

30 DNR 30.126 (6) (a) 3. Annual registration fee for fishing raft on Wolf River.

$5

30 DNR 30.208 (5) (c) 2m.

Fee for publishing class 1 notice. Amount equal to average cost to DNR for publishing notices.

30 DNR 30.28 (1) (a) Application fee for individual permits related to activities affecting navigable waters.

$600

30 DNR 30.28 (1) (b) Application fee for authorization to proceed under general permit related to activities affecting navigable waters.

$300

30 DNR 30.28 (1) (c) Application fee for general permit related to activities affecting navigable waters in response to impact by issuance of general permit.

$2,000

30 DNR 30.28 (1) (d) Fee for notice submitted relating to activities under general permit related to activities affecting navigable waters.

$100

30 DNR 30.28 (1m) (a) Fees for various DNR determinations. Established by rule.

30 DNR 30.28 (2r) (a) Supplemental fee for expedited service. Established by rule.

30 DNR 30.28 (2v) Supplemental fee for maintaining computerized application status system.

$3 or amount of estimated fee to cover expenses, whichever is less.

30 DNR 30.52 (3) (b) Fee for the issuance or renewal of a certificate of number for a boat less than 16 feet in length.

$22

30 DNR 30.52 (3) (c) Fee for the issuance or renewal of a certificate of number for a boat 16 feet or more but less than 26 feet in length.

$32

30 DNR 30.52 (3) (d) Fee for the issuance or renewal of a certificate of number for a boat 26 feet or more but less than 40 feet in length.

$60

30 DNR 30.52 (3) (e) Fee for the issuance or renewal of a certificate of number for a boat 40 feet or more in length.

$100



30 DNR 30.52 (3) (f ) Fee for the issuance or renewal of a certificate of number for a sailboat which is not a motorboat.

$17

30 DNR 30.52 (3) (fm) Fee for the issuance or renewal of a registration for a nonmotorized boat.

$11

30 DNR 30.52 (3) (g) Fee for the issuance or renewal of registration for a federally documented vessel.

Same as fee for issuance or renewal of certificate of number.

30 DNR 30.52 (3) (h) Issuance of a certificate of number or regis-tration to the new owner upon transfer of ownership of a boat certified or registered.

$3.75

30 DNR 30.52 (3) (i) Fee for the issuance or renewal of certificates of number or registrations for boats under the fleet rate.

$27 plus 50 percent of the fees which would otherwise be applicable for the boats.

30 DNR 30.52 (3) (im) Issuance or renewal of a certificate of number to manufacturer or dealer.

$75

30 DNR 30.52 (3) (j) Fee for the issuance of each duplicate certificate of number card, registration card, certification decal, or registration decal.

$2.50

30 DNR 30.52 (3m) (a) Voluntary contribution relating to invasive species.

At least $2.

30 DNR 30.537 (3) Boat title search fee. $5

30 DNR 30.537 (4) (a) Boat title fee. $5

30 DNR 30.537 (4) (b) Boat title fee after transfer. $5

30 DNR 30.537 (4) (c) Boat title certificate replacement fee. $5

30 DNR 30.537 (4) (d) Fee for the original notation and subsequent release of a security interest on a certificate of title to a boat.

$5

30 DNR 30.537 (4) (e) Fee for notification of perfected security interest in a boat.

$2

30 DNR 30.537 (4) (f ) Fee to be named a secured party on a certificate of title for a boat.

$2

30 DNR 30.74 (1) (b) Boating safety instruction course fee. Established by rule.

30 DNR 30.74 (1) (b) Duplicate certificate of accomplishment for boating safety course.

$2.75

31 DNR 31.39 (2) (a) 1. Fee for a DNR permit or approval relating to dams or bridges affecting navigable waters with an estimated time of less than 3 hours.

$30

31 DNR 31.39 (2) (a) 2. Fee for a DNR permit or approval relating to dams or bridges affecting navigable waters with an estimated time of more than 3 hours but less than 9 hours.

$100

31 DNR 31.39 (2) (a) 3. Fee for a DNR permit or approval relating to dams or bridges affecting navigable waters with an estimated time of more than 9 hours.

$300

31 DNR 31.39 (2) (b) Fee for conducting a hearing on an application for which notice is provided.

$25



32 DATCP 32.035 (3) Agricultural impact statements in eminent domain proceedings.

DATCP to determine costs approximat-ing actual costs of preparing statement.

32 DOA 32.25 Relocation plans under eminent domain law. Determined by DOA to approximate costs.

38 Technical College Sys-tem Board

38.40 (4r) Board may establish fees for publications and seminars relating to employment and educa-tion programs administered by the board.

Fees may not exceed actual cost incurred in providing publications and seminars.

39 HEAB 39.32 (10) (b) Subject to approval of secretary of administration, HEAB may impose fees on lenders, institutions, and agencies for HEAB’s activities in collecting student loans.

Not specified.

39 Distance Learning Authoriza-tion Board

39.86 (5) Board may establish fees for services it provides in regulating distance learning institutions.

Not specified.

40 GIB 40.55 (4) The group insurance board may charge a fee to each insurer whose long-term care insurance policy is offered by the GIB.

The fee may not exceed the direct costs incurred by the group insurance board in offering the policy.

41 Tourism 41.11(4m)(b) Department is allowed to charge a fee to a person requesting information about people who have requested travel information. Purpose of fee is to recover the department’s cost of providing the information.

Not specified.

41 Kickapoo Reserve Manage-ment Board

41.41(7)(j) Board may charge fees for use of the land and facilities in the Kickapoo valley reserve.

Not specified.

42 State Fair Park Board

42.01 (1) Fee for use of or attendance at the state fair park.

A reasonable amount for use or attendance.

44 SHS 44.015 (5) Fees to recover costs to administer historic preservation/rehabilitation tax credit program for historic property.

Determined by SHS.

44 SHS 44.015 (5m), 44.07 (4), 44.14 (4)

Fees for services or products. Determined by SHS.

44 SHS 44.015 (5m), 44.02 (5), 44.12 (3), 44.13 (3)

Fees for admission to venues, for admission to SHS historic sites or buildings or special exhibits or events.

Determined by SHS, to defray operational costs.

44 SHS 44.04 (3) Cost of educational/historical materials provided to WI schools and teachers.

Determined by SHS; amount to defray in part costs of program.

44 SHS 44.47 (4) (a) Application and permit fees for field archaeol-ogy on state and local government sites.

Determined by SHS.

45 DVA 45.43 (2) Fees for single room occupancy housing, transitional housing, and for other assistance to veterans.

Set by department rule.

45 DVA 45.61 (3) Burial in a Wisconsin veteran’s cemetery. Set by department rule.

46 DHS 46.03 (18) Uniform system of fees for services provided or purchased by the department.

DHS determines.



46 DHS 46.33 Technical assistance for referral for employee counseling.

Allowed to charge fee to cover costs.

46 DHS 46.10 (3) Costs of care. Fee schedule set under s. 46.03 (18).

47 DWD 47.03 (4) (b) Charges for expenses of supervised business enterprise program.

DWD to determine by rule.

48 DCF 48.025 (3) (c) For a search of declaration of parental interest database maintained by DCF.

A reasonable fee.

48 DCF 48.432 (4) (d) For the cost of a search on behalf of an adopted person for medical or genetic information on birth parents whose information is not on file with DCF.

A reasonable fee, not to exceed $100 unless the requester consents.

48 DCF 48.433 (6) (d) For the cost of a search on behalf of an adopted child for identifying information about the adopted child’s birth parents when that information is not on file with DCF.

A reasonable fee, not to exceed $100 unless the requester consents.

48 DCF 48.434 (9) For responding to a request for information about an adopted child’s birth parents or adoptive parents or a request to file a written authorization to release such information with DCF.

A reasonable fee.

48 DCF 48.57 (3p) (j) For DCF or a county department to conduct a background investigation for an individual receiving kinship care payments and employees or other adult residents of the kinship care facility.

Unspecified, but the fee may not exceed the reasonable cost of conducting the investigation.

48 DCF 48.615 (1) (a) For licensing a child welfare agency to operate a residential care center for children and youth.

Biennial fee of $121, plus a biennial fee of $18.15 per child, based on the number of children that the child welfare agency is licensed to serve, plus possible late fee of $5 for each day that the fee is late. Some veterans exempt.

48 DCF 48.615 (1) (b) For licensing a child welfare agency that places children in out of home care.

Biennially, $254.10, plus possible late fee of $5 for each day that the fee is late. Some veterans exempt.

48 DCF 48.625 (2) (a) For licensing a group home. Biennial fee of $121, plus a biennial fee of $18.15 per child, based on the number of children that the group home is licensed to serve, plus possible late fee of $5 for each day that the fee is late. Some veterans exempt.

48 DCF 48.65 (3) (a) For licensing a child care center for 4–8 children.

Biennial fee of $60.50, plus a possible late fee of $5 for every day the fee is late. Some veterans exempt.

48 DCF 48.65 (3) (a) For licensing a child care center for 9 or more children.

Biennial fee of $30.25 plus $16.94 per child, based on the number of children the child care center is licensed to serve, plus a possible late fee of $5 for each day the fee is late. Some veterans exempt.

48 DCF 48.651 (2) For DCF, a county department, or a tribal agency to certify a child care provider.

An amount to cover the costs of certifying the providers.



48 DCF 48.685 (8) For DCF, a county department, or DHS to obtain information and fingerprints in order to conduct a background check on a caregiver or nonclient resident of an entity subject to s. 48.685.

Unspecified, but the fee may not exceed the reasonable cost of obtaining the information or obtaining and submitting the fingerprints. No fee may be charged to a nurse aide if to do so would be inconsistent with federal law.

48 DCF 48.686 (2) (ag) (3)

For DCF to conduct a criminal background check for a child care provider, caregiver, or nonclient resident subject to s. 48.686.

Unspecified, but the fee may not exceed the actual cost of conducting the criminal background check.

48 DCF 48.78 (2) (L) 1. b., 49.32 (6m) (b), and 938.78 (2) (L) 2.

For DCF to provide a qualified independent researcher with access to a database maintained by DCF that contains information regarding pupils participating in the Milwaukee Parental Choice program.

Unspecified, but the fee may not exceed the cost incurred to the department to provide the information.

48 DCF 48.837 (7) For the investigation of a proposed adoptive placement.

The cost of the investigation, according to a fee schedule established by DCF based on ability to pay.

48 DCF 48.838 (2) For reviewing foreign adoption documents and for providing necessary certifications and approvals required by state and federal law.

Not more than $75.

48 DCF 48.838 (3) For the review and certification of adoption documents, for adoptions that occur in a foreign country.

Not more than $75.

48 DCF 48.93 (1r) For the cost to an adoption agency of verifying, purging, summarizing, copying and mailing medical or genetic information about an adoptee or an adoptee’s birth parents and nonidentifying social history information about an adoptee’s birth family that the agency has on file.

Fee based on schedule established by DCF, not to exceed $150 and may be waived by the agency.

49 DCF 49.143 (1) (ac) 1. For an entity, other than a county department or tribal governing body, to submit a bid to administer Wisconsin Works under contract with DCF.

$50

49 DCF 49.143 (1) (ac) 2. For a Wisconsin Works agency, other than a county department or a tribal governing body, to file a statement of economic interests to DCF upon executing a contract with DCF.

$50

49 DCF 49.143 (1) (ac) 3. For a Wisconsin Works agency, other than a county department or a tribal governing body, to update a statement of economic interests to DCF one year after executing a contract with DCF.

$50

49 DCF 49.22 (6) For services provided by the child and spousal support and establishment of paternity and medical support liability programs in DCF.

System of uniform fees to be estab-lished by DCF, which may take into ac-count an individual’s ability to pay and, if the service is provided by a county, the fee may be retained by the county.

49 DCF 49.22 (7m) For DCF to contract with or employ a col-lection agency, other person, or attorney to enforce a parental support obligation.

DCF “may charge a fee to counties” to cover its administrative costs.



49 DCF 49.225 (3) For a county child support agency under contract with DCF to order genetic paternity testing if certain exceptions apply.

The actual costs for the genetic tests.

49 DCF 49.32 (1) (a) For county-provided services under ch. 48, subch. III of ch. 49, and ch. 938, fees to be collected by the counties and used by counties to cover the cost of the services.

Uniform system of fees established by DCF.

49 DCF 49.32 (1) (ap) For a county department’s cost of a competency examination by a psychiatrist or licensed psychologist in a juvenile delinquency proceeding.

The cost of the examination.

49 DCF 49.38 (4) For loans to the owner of securities assigned to the State of Wisconsin under s. 710.05, 1973 stats., for relief and welfare purposes under s. 49.38 (4).

Permissible fees established by rule.

49 DHS 49.45 (47) Biennial fee for certification of an adult day care center to provide services under Medical Assistance.

$127, unless increased by DHS by rule.

49 DHS 49.45 (47) (e) Subsequent postenforcement action inspection of adult day care center.

$200 allowed.

49 DHS 49.455 (5) (a) 2. Assessment of financial resources that does not accompany application for Medical Assistance.

May charge a fee not exceeding the reasonable expenses of providing and documenting the assessment.

49 DHS 49.47 (8) Enrollment fee or premium for Medical Assistance.

Minimum enrollment fee or premium required under federal law.

49 DHS 49.68 Payment for services provided under program of aid for treatment of kidney disease.

Rate determined by DHS but not exceeding allowable charges under federal Medicare program.

49 DHS 49.688 (3) Annual enrollment fee for participation in SeniorCare by individual whose household income does not exceed 240 percent of the federal poverty line.

$30

49 DHS 49.45 (2) (b) 9. Assessment to a provider that repeatedly has been subject to recoveries because of the provider’s failure to follow requirements.

Assessment shall be used to defray in part the costs of audits and investigations by DHS and may not exceed $1,000 or 200 percent of the amount of any such repeated recovery made, whichever is greater.

49 DHS 49.46 (1m) Participation in pilot project to allow certain recipients of Title II or XVI benefits under the Social Security Act to work without losing eligibility for benefits under federal Title II or XVI or for Medical Assistance or Medicare.

Copayment on sliding scale.

49 DHS 49.471 (2m) Premium for certain individuals who are eligible for coverage under BadgerCare Plus because they are eligible for a federal trade readjustment allowance.

Premiums are equal to capitation pay-ments paid for other similar individuals or the full per member per month cost of coverage, whichever is appropriate.

49 DHS 49.471 (10) Premiums for BadgerCare Plus for certain individuals.

Determined by DHS, depends on income level of individual. See s. 49.471 (10).



49 DHS 49.472 (4) (am) and (bm)

Participation in the Medical Assistance purchase plan.

$25 monthly premiums, and for an indi-vidual whose income exceeds 100 per-cent of the poverty line, 3 percent of his or her adjusted earned and unearned monthly income that is in excess of 100 percent of the poverty line, except for an individual with a hardship.

49 DHS 49.687 Payments for participation in a disease aids program.

Portion of income as calculated in s. 49.687, sliding scale of payments for services from disease aids program.

49 DHS 49.687 Rebates from manufacturers for prescription drugs provided to disease aids program participants. (Payments are made to DOA.)

Method for calculating rebate is in federal law.

49 DHS 49.688 Rebates from prescription drug manufacturers for drugs distributed to participants of SeniorCare.

Method for calculating rate is in federal law.

49 DHS 49.79 (7c) Replacement electronic benefit transfer card for FoodShare benefits.

Deduction from benefits in the amount of the state’s cost to replace the card.

50 DHS 50.02 (2) (b) Nursing home plan review. By rule but less than amounts charged in certain years as specified by statute.

50 DHS 50.025 Community-based residential facility plan review.

By rule.

50 DHS 50.03 (5g) (cm) Subsequent postsanction inspection of community-based residential facility.

$200 allowed.

50 DHS 50.032 (2r) Certification of adult family home. Department may set by rule (annual fee).

50 DHS 50.033 (2) and (2m)

License for adult family home (and biennial renewal).

$171 unless DHS increases by rule.

50 DHS 50.033 (3) Subsequent postenforcement action inspection of adult family home.

$200 allowed.

50 DHS 50.034 (1) (a) Certification of residential care apartment complex.

Department may charge fee it determines.

50 DHS 50.034 (10) Subsequent postenforcement action inspec-tion of residential care apartment complex.

$200 allowed.

50 DHS 50.037 (2) Licensing and biennial renewal for community-based residential facilities.

$389, plus $50.25 per resident for certain facilities, unless increased by DHS, also late fee of $10.

50 DHS 50.04 (3) (b) Biennial nursing home report copy. DHS may charge to cover copying costs.

50 DHS 50.04 (4) (dm) Subsequent postenforcement action inspection of nursing home.

$200 allowed.

50 DHS 50.065 (8) Obtaining or providing information on caregiver misconduct registry.

Fee allowed.

50 DHS 50.095 (3m) Nursing home inspection report. Minimal fee.

50 DHS 50.13 Attendance at workshop or seminar on provision of services by facilities.

Allowed fee sufficient to reimburse DHS for costs of seminar.

50 DHS 50.135 (2) Annual fee for hospital, nursing home, county home, county mental hospital, or certain other place licensed or approved by the department.

$18 per bed (except nursing homes are $6 per bed); $10 late fee per day.



50 DHS 50.14 (2) Bed assessment. $170 per bed for nursing homes; $910 per bed for intermediate care facili-ties for persons with an intellectual disability.

50 DHS 50.36 (2) (b) Hospital plan review. Fee schedule set by rule.

50 DHS 50.36 (4) Subsequent postenforcement action inspection of hospital not owned by state.

$200 allowed.

50 DHS 50.49 (2) (b) and (6) (d)

License for home health agency including annual renewal.

Set by rule.

50 DHS 50.49 (4) Subsequent postenforcement action inspection of a home health agency.

$200 allowed.

50 DHS 50.495 Attendance at workshop or seminar on provision of services by hospitals or home health agencies.

Allowed, sufficient to reimburse DHS for costs of seminar.

50 DHS 50.51 (2) (c) and 50.535

Provisional and regular licensure of rural med-ical centers (these facility types may not exist).

Set by rule.

50 DHS 50.57 Attendance at workshop or seminar on provision of services by rural medical centers.


50 DHS 50.65 (1) (b) Application fee for pain clinic certificate. Determined by DHS.

50 DHS 50.92 (3m) Plan review of hospice facilities. Fee schedule set by rule.

50 DHS 50.93 (1) (c) Application for license or provisional license for a hospice.

Initial fee is $300 (except $25 for certain nonprofit corporations); annual renewal fee is 0.15 percent of net annual income or $200 whichever is greater, but no greater than $1,000 (or no greater than $10 for certain nonprofit corporations).

50 DHS 50.93 (5) Subsequent postenforcement action inspection of hospice.

$200 allowed

50 DHS 50.95 (2) Provisional licensure fees for hospices. Set by rule.

50 DHS 50.95 (4) Criteria for determining financial hardship for waiver of hospice licensing fees.

Set by rule.

50 DHS 50.981 Attendance at workshop or seminar or provision of services by hospices.


50 DHS 50.38 Hospital assessment for privilege of doing business. (Note: some assessment money is returned to hospitals in the form of increased Medical Assistance reimbursement rates.)

Percentage of gross patient revenues, except critical access hospitals pay percentage of gross inpatient revenues; percentage is set so that total assessments equal $414,507,300 per fiscal year.

50 DHS 50.05 (3) Placement of monitor in a nursing home or community-based residential facility that is out of compliance.

DHS may require payment of the costs of placement of a monitor in the facility.

51 DHS 51.04 Certification of a treatment facility to provide services to Medical Assistance recipients or community aids recipients or to provide ser-vices required by mental health parity law.

Determined by DHS.



51 DHS 51.375 (3) Lie detector test program for sex offenders who are in a community placement; fee is charged to committed persons.

Determined by DHS to partially offset costs for the program.

51 DHS 51.45 (8) (a) Inspections for treatment facilities seeking to be approved.

Determined by DHS.

52 DHS 52.20 (2) Fee for preparation and providing access to a supported decision-making agreement instrument and accompanying information for adults with functional impairments, family members of adults with functional impairments, education professionals and school districts, health care and social service professionals, county clerks, and local bar associations.

The department may charge “a reasonable fee for the cost of preparation and distribution.”

55 DHS 55.045 Services or care and custody received by an individual who is provided protective placement or receives protective services.

DHS allowed to requirement payment based on the ability of individual to pay.

59 DOR 59.40 (4) For the collection of debt owed the county. Not specified.

59 UW Exten-sion

59.56 (3) (f ) 3. g. Fund a joint county/UW Extension program when public funds are insufficient.

Not specified. Amount needed to cover cost when public funds are insufficient.

66 DOA/Incor-poration Review Board

66.0203 (8) (b) and (9) (a), (b), and (d)

Review of petition to incorporate a town as a city or village.

Not specified. Fee prescribed by DOA under s. 16.53 (14).

66 DOA/Incor-poration Review Board

66.0217 (6) (a) Petition for annexation of municipal territory. Not specified. Fee prescribed by DOA under s. 16.53 (14).

66 DFI 66.0420 (3) (k) Video service provider annual fee. If provider has 10,000 or fewer subscribers, $2,000 for the first fee, and $100 for subsequent annual fees.

69 DHS (state registrar)

69.20 (3) (h) 2. Fee to “qualified independent researcher” for disclosure of information in the part of a record of birth, divorce or annulment, termi-nation of domestic partnership, marriage, or a declaration of domestic partnership that is designated on the record as being collected for statistical or medical and statistical use only and information in the part of a death re-cord that is designated on the record as being collected as statistical-use-only information (under s. 69.18 (1m) (c)) for the purpose of cross-matching the information disclosed by the registrar with information in a database that both is in the possession of the quali-fied independent researcher and contains information regarding pupils participating in the program under s. 119.23 [the Milwaukee parental choice program].

Fee that “does not exceed the cost incurred by the state registrar to provide the information.”



69 DHS (state or local registrar)

69.22 (1) (a) Fees for issuance of certified copies of vital records.

$20 for one certified copy of a vital record and $3 for any additional certified copy of the same vital record issued at the same time.


69.22 (1) (b) Fees for issuance of uncertified copy of a vital record; verifying information about an event without issuing copies; additional copies of vital records issued at the same time.

$20 for issuing an uncertified copy of a vital record issued under s. 69.21 (2) (a) or (b); $7 for verifying information about the event submitted by a requester without issuance of a copy; $3 for any additional copy of the same vital record issued at the same time.


69.22 (1) (c) Fee for issuance of a certified or uncertified copy of a birth record; fee for additional cop-ies of same record issued at the same time.

$20; $3 for additional copy of same record issued at the same time.


69.22 (1) (cm) Fees for issuance of certified copies of birth records resulting in stillbirth.

$10 for issuance of one certified copy; $3 for any additional certified copies issued at the same time.


69.22 (1) (d) Fee for expedited service of issuance of a vital record.

$20


69.22 (2) Fee for search of vital records if the registrar finds no record.

$7


69.22 (2) Fee for search of vital records if the requester provides no identifying information or identifying information which is imprecise or inadequate.

$7 plus a fee to cover the costs of a search of vital records.


69.22 (5) (a) 1. Making a change to a birth record—changing information that was incorrect at the time of filing or inserting omitted information—that affects information about the name, sex, date of birth, place of birth, parent’s name, or mari-tal status of the mother without a court order under circumstances described in s. 69.11 (4).

$10


69.22 (5) (a) 2. Making any change on a birth record ordered by a court under s. 69.12 (3) or 69.15 (4) (a).

$10


69.22 (5) (a) 3. Making any change in a birth record under s. 69.15 (3) [changes ordered based on an order establishing paternity, order determining that the man’s name on birth record is not the father of the registrant, or acknowledgment of paternity].

$10




69.22 (5) (b) 1. Fee for any new vital record registered under s. 69.12 (4) [court order for new death or mar-riage record based on change of information regarding cause of death or identity of parent of party to a marriage], 69.14 (2) (b) [registra-tion of birth record more than 365 days after birth], 69.15 (2) [new birth record based on adoption], (3m) [rescission of statement ac-knowledging paternity], (4) (b) [court-ordered change of name and sex on birth record due to surgical sex change], or (6) [creation of new birth record including date of creation of new record], 69.16 (2) [registration of marriage by court determination more than 365 days after event], or 69.19 [court-ordered registration of death record more than a year after death], or any corrected vital record registered under s. 69.13 [court order for correction of facts about parent or marital status of mother misrepre-sented on birth record].

$20


69.22 (5) (b) 2. Fee for filing of a birth record under s. 69.14 (2) (b) 5. [registration of a birth record more than 365 days after the birth]. The fee under this subdivision includes the search for the birth record and the first copy of the certificate except that the state registrar shall add $5 to the fee.

The state registrar shall collect fee of $20 and add $5 for the search for the birth record and the first copy of the certificate.


69.22 (5) (c) Fee for the cost of specialized data collection and data production for research or administrative data requested under s. 69.20 (disclosure of information from vital records).

The state registrar may charge “a reasonable fee” to adequately cover the cost of specialized data collection and data production.

70 DOR 70.85 (3) For filing a complaint with DOR asking for DOR’s review of local assessments.

$100

70 DOR 70.855 (4) For DOR’s assessment of commercial property for which the assessed value is at least $24,000,000.

The fee is imposed on the municipality equal to the cost of DOR’s assessment.

70 DOR 70.995 (8) (c) and (d)

For investigating objections to manufacturing property assessments.

$45

70 DOR 70.995 (14) To reimburse DOR for the costs of performing manufacturing property assessments.

“[A]n amount that is equal to the equalized value of the manufacturing property located in the municipality multiplied by a rate that is determined annually by the department so that the total amount collected under this paragraph is sufficient to pay for 50 percent of the budgeted costs to the department in the current state fiscal year associated with the assessment of manufacturing property...”

71 DOR 71.83 (3) (a) Late filing fee for tax returns. $50 for individual tax returns and $150 for corporate tax returns.

71 DOR 71.83 (3) (b) Late filing fee for partnership statements. $50



71 DOR 71.93 (8) (b) 1. For collecting the debts of a state agency. Unspecified.

71 DOR 71.07 (5f ) (c) 6. and 71.28 (5f ) (c) 6.

To apply for claiming the film production services income tax credit.

Two percent of the claimant’s budgeted production expenditures or $500, whichever is less.

71 DOR 71.82 (2) Disclosure of a taxpayer’s net tax. $4 per return.

71 DOR 71.78 (10) Divulging information to a requester regarding a taxpayer’s unpaid taxes, fees, and interest.

$4 per return.

73 DOR 73.03 (33m) For collecting delinquent accounts. $35 or 6.5 percent of the unpaid amount, whichever is greater.

73 DOR 73.03 (33p) Entering into an agreement with a taxpayer to pay delinquent amounts in installments.

$20

73 DOR 73.03 (50) Obtaining a business tax registration certificate.

Determined by DOR, with the approval of the joint committee on finance.

73 DOR 73.03 (52) (a) To enter into agreements with the Internal Revenue Service that provide for offsetting state tax refunds against federal tax obligations.

Not to exceed $25 per transaction.

73 DOR 73.03 (52) (b) To enter into agreements with the federal department of the treasury that provide for offsetting state payments against federal nontax obligations.


73 DOR 73.03 (52n) To enter into agreements with federally recognized tribes located in this state that provide for offsetting state tax refunds against tribal obligations.


73 DOR 73.09 (4) (c) Applying for assessor recertification. $20

73 DOR 73.09 (5) Preparing examinations for assessor certifications.

$20

73 Tax Appeals Commission

73.01 (5) (a) For filing an appeal. $25

77 DNR 77.82 (2m) (a) Applying to participate in managed forest land program.

$20 unless a different amount for the fee is established by the department by rule at an amount equal to the average expense to the department for recording an order.

77 DNR 77.82 (2m) (am) For preparing or completing a managed forest land plan.

“Based on the comparable commercial market rate that is charged for prepara-tion of such management plans.”

77 DNR 77.82 (4) For additions to managed forest land plan. “$20 application recording fee unless a different amount for the fee is established by the department by rule at an amount equal to the average expense to the department of recording an order.”

77 DNR 77.88 (2) (ac) 1. For transferring land designated as managed forest land.

$100, unless the DNR establishes a different amount equal to the average expense to DNR of recording an order.



77 DNR 77.88 (5m) For withdrawing land from the managed forest land program.

$300

77 DOR 77.60 (2) Delinquent sales and use tax returns. $20

77 DOR 77.61 (5) (fm) Disclosure of information from sales and use tax returns.

$4 per return.

78 DOR 78.22 (4) Late filing fee for a motor vehicle fuel floor tax return.

$10

78 DOR 78.68 (2) Late filing fee for a delinquent fuel tax return. $10

78 DOR 78.78 (3) Failure to file a timely report by a fuel transporter.

$10

78 DOR 78.80 (4) Disclosure of fuel tax return information. $4 per return.

84 DOT 84.02 (5) (a) Access to digital highway base map. Fee set by DOT.

84 DOT 84.02 (5) (b) Fee for additional highway service maps for legislature.

Fee set by DOT.

84 DOT 84.30 (10) (a) Annual outdoor advertising license fee. $250

84 DOT 84.30 (10m) Annual permit fee for outdoor advertising signs.


84 DOT 84.305 (5) (f ) 1. Fee for removal of trees in highway right-of-way.

$200 per tree.

85 DOT 85.09 (2) (a) Fees for use of abandoned rail property. Unspecified.

85 DOT 85.14 (4) Fee for conducting business in person, on the phone, or by paper when an electronic system is available.


85 DOT 85.19 (2) (b) Construction site erosion control training program.


85 DOT 85.51 (1) Fee for event traffic enforcement services performed by State Patrol.


85 DOT 85.51 (2) Fee for utility facility security and traffic enforcement services performed by State Patrol.


85 DOT 85.52 (4) (b) Fee to recover costs of administering the transportation infrastructure loan program.


85 DOT 85.63 (2) Fee for access to surveying reference station system.


86 DOT 86.195 (2) (c) Erection or installation of specific information sign or business sign.

$40 plus cost of installing and maintaining the sign.

89 DATCP 89.063 Initial licensure, renewal, and late fees for veterinary licenses, reciprocal licenses, temporary consulting permits for veterinary medicine, and temporary veterinary credentials for the spouses of service members.

DATCP shall promulgate rules that establish the amount for the fees based on DATCP’s administrative and enforcement costs.

91 DATCP 91.66 (1) (c) Paid by owner of land covered by a farmland preservation agreement to be released from the agreement.

Three times the per acre value of the highest value cropland in the municipality where the land is.



92 DATCP 92.18 (3) For the training and certification program for people who review plans or conduct inspections for soil and water conservation related to agricultural practices.

Statute does not specify.

93 DATCP 93.06 (1d) For a person who requests information that DATCP publishes about the prices, costs, profits, and other information about agricultural products.

May not exceed cost of publishing the requested information.

93 DATCP 93.06 (1f ) Fee charged to the sponsor for performing animal health inspections for certain fairs and exhibitions attended by people from outside Wisconsin.

Reasonable costs of the services.

93 DATCP 93.06 (1g) For furnishing to veterinarians forms for issuing certificates of veterinary inspection.

$2 per form unless otherwise specified by rule.

93 DATCP 93.06 (1m) For inspections of farm products upon request or for grading or certification.

May charge uniform fees to enable the inspection but statute does not otherwise specify.

93 DATCP 93.06 (1n) (c) For processing electronic applications and payments for licenses, permits, goods, and services provided by DATCP.

An amount that covers DATCP’s electronic processing costs.

93 DATCP 93.06 (1p) For providing inspection, diagnostic, analytical, or testing services related to a department program.

May cover the cost of providing the requested services.

93 DATCP 93.06 (1pm) For testing petroleum products other than testing under ch. 168.

DATCP may promulgate rules specifying the fee amount.

93 DATCP 93.06 (1q) For providing agricultural development services upon request.

May not exceed the cost of providing the services.

93 DATCP 93.06 (1qm) Origination fee for making loans as required to receive federal funding for development of rural businesses or rural economic development.


93 DATCP 93.06 (1r) For testing, timing, or sealing pasteurizers upon the request of a dairy plant or applicant for dairy plant license.

May cover the cost for the service.

93 DATCP 93.06 (1s) For providing standard samples representing product or commodity grades.

May not exceed the cost of providing the services.

93 DATCP 93.06 (1w) For reviewing upon request dairy or food processing equipment, food warehouses, food processing plants, or retail food establishments.

May cover the cost for the service.

93 DATCP 93.06 (6) (b) For investigating the management of a cooperative association or unincorporated cooperative association.

The actual cost of the investigation.

93 DATCP 93.07 (16m) For each out-of-state person receiving a service from any DATCP lab.

At least 100 percent of the amount of DATCP’s costs for the service.

93 DATCP 93.09 (10) For inspecting and supervising the grading of food and farm products that DATCP has established standards for.

Sufficient to cover the cost of the supervision of the grading and inspection.



93 DATCP 93.11 (2) For obtaining a license as an inspector of the grade of food or farm products.

$25

93 DATCP 93.11 (3) For certifying the grade of farm and food products when DATCP requires those products to be graded.

A reasonable, uniform fee.

93 DATCP 93.11 (5) For appealing a certification made of the grade of farm and food products.

A reasonable fee, but amount is refunded if appeal is sustained.

93 DATCP 93.12 (4) For a laboratory receiving a certification from DATCP for performing bacteriological or microscopic examinations of milk, water, and food products.


93 DATCP 93.21 (5) (b) Late filing fee for when a person files an application for renewing a license after it has expired.

20 percent of the license fee or $5, whichever is greater.

93 DATCP 93.35 (4) (b) Fee for an annual professional weather modification license.

$100 for an initial license and $20 to renew the license.

93 DATCP 93.35 (6) (g) For a professional weather modification permit.

For each operation, $100 or 1 percent of the value of the contract or cost of the operation if the operation costs more than $10,000.

93 DATCP 93.41 (3) For rural electric cooperatives for the stray voltage program under s. 196.857.

Fees must total the amount appropriated under s. 20.115 (3) (jm).

93 DATCP 93.44 (4) For the use of a mark, slogan, or logo of DATCP promotional campaigns.


94 DATCP 94.681 (2) For an annual license to manufacture or label pesticides.

$250, $500, or $1,000

94 DATCP 94.681 (3) Agricultural chemical cleanup surcharge for pesticide manufacturing or labeling license.

$30, except no fee if the agricultural chemical cleanup fund has a balance of at least $1,500,000 or $15 if the fund is $1,500,000 or less but more than $750,000.

94 DATCP 94.681 (4) Well compensation fee for primary producers holding a pesticide manufacturing or labeling license.

$150

94 DATCP 94.681 (6) (bm) Final license. Fee for pesticide manufacturing or labeling license.

$500

94 DATCP 94.685 (3) (a) 1. For an annual license as a restricted-use pesticide dealer or distributor.

$60

94 DATCP 94.685 (3) (a) 2. Agricultural chemical cleanup surcharge for restricted-use pesticide dealer or distributor license.

$20, except no fee if the balance of the agricultural chemical cleanup fund is at least $1,500,000 or $10 if the fund is $1,500,000 or less but more than $750,000.

94 DATCP 94.69 (1) (k) For registering pesticides to meet special local needs under federal law.

May impose fees reasonably calculated to cover the cost of registration.

94 DATCP 94.703 (3) (a) 1. For an annual license to operate as a commercial pesticide application business.

$70



94 DATCP 94.703 (3) (a) 2. and 3.

Agricultural chemical cleanup surcharge for commercial pesticide application business license.

$20, except no fee if the balance of the agricultural chemical cleanup fund is at least $1,500,000 or $10 if the fund is $1,500,000 or less but more than $750,000; additional $25 surcharge if the person manufactures or distributes bulk pesticides, except no fee if the agricultural chemical cleanup fund has a balance of at least $1,500,000 or $12.50 if the fund is $1,500,000 or less but more than $750,000.

94 DATCP 94.704 (3) (a) 1. For an annual license as an individual commercial pesticide applicator.

$40

94 DATCP 94.704 (3) (a) 2. Agricultural chemical cleanup surcharge for individual commercial pesticide applicator license.

$10, except no fee if the balance in the agricultural chemical cleanup fund is at least $1,500,000 or $5 if the fund is $1,500,000 or less but more than $750,000.

94 DATCP 94.705 (4) (b) For a nonresident to obtain an annual license as an individual commercial pesticide applicator.

$75

94 DATCP 94.72 (5) (b) For an annual license to manufacture or distribute commercial feed.

$25 for each location used to manufacture feed in this state.

94 DATCP 94.72 (6) (a) Inspection fee for an annual commercial feed manufacturing or distribution license.

25 cents per ton, with a minimum of $50.

94 DATCP 94.72 (6) (i) Late fee for commercial feed manufacturing or distribution license.

10 percent of the license fee, with a minimum of $10.

94 DATCP 94.76 (5) For inspecting beekeeping equipment or honeybees for interstate movement.

An amount sufficient to cover the reasonable cost of inspections made.

94 DATCP 94.10 (2) (c) For an annual plant nursery dealer license. Statute provides a schedule based on the value of a dealer’s purchases, ranging from $30 to $400 to 0.0005 percent of purchases over $3 million.

94 DATCP 94.10 (2) (d) Surcharge for operating as a plant nursery dealer without a license.

Equal to the amount of the annual plant nursery dealer license fee.

94 DATCP 94.10 (3) (c) For an annual plant nursery grower license. Statute provides a schedule based on the grower’s sales, ranging from $40 to $1,200.

94 DATCP 94.10 (3) (d) Surcharge for operating as a plant nursery grower without a license.

Equal to the amount of the annual plant nursery grower license fee.

94 DATCP 94.10 (3g) (c) For an annual Christmas tree grower license. Statute provides a schedule based on the value of a grower’s sales, ranging from $20 to $900.

94 DATCP 94.11 For applying for a special inspection and certification that nursery or plant stock is free from infestation or infection.

A reasonable amount to cover travel and other department expenses.

94 DATCP 94.43 (3) For an annual seed labeler’s license. Statute provides a schedule based on the value of a labeler’s sales, ranging from $25 to $2,500.



94 DATCP 94.50 (2) For growing or reselling ginseng. $25

94 DATCP 94.50 (3) (b) For obtaining a shipment certificate that is required to sell or ship ginseng.

A reasonable amount to cover the cost related to providing shipment certificates.

94 DATCP 94.55 (2) (b) 4. For growing industrial hemp. The greater of $150 or $5 multiplied by the number of acres the person will grow hemp on, up to $1,000.

94 DATCP 94.64 (3m) (b) For a permit to distribute certain mixed fertilizer.

$25

94 DATCP 94.64 (3r) (a) For an annual license to manufacture or distribute fertilizer.

$30

94 DATCP 94.64 (3r) (b) Agricultural chemical cleanup surcharge for fertilizer manufacturing or distribution license.

Amounts ranging from $0 if the agricultural chemical cleanup fund has a balance of at least $1.5 million, up to $20 for distributing fertilizer and $25 for each location and mobile unit used to distribute fertilizer and $20 for each location and mobile unit used to manufacture fertilizer.

94 DATCP 94.64 (4) (a) Tonnage fee for an annual fertilizer manufacturing or distribution license.

Fees total 62 cents per ton, with a minimum fee of $29.

94 DATCP 94.64 (5) (c) Late payment fee for annual fertilizer manufacturing or distribution license.

$10 or 10 percent of the amount of the fee, whichever is greater.

94 DATCP 94.65 (2) (a) For an annual license to manufacture or distribute a soil and plant additive.

$25

94 DATCP 94.65 (3) (b) For a permit for a soil or plant additive license holder to distribute a particular soil or plant additive.

$100

94 DATCP 94.65 (6) (a) 1. Tonnage report fee for soil or plant additive license holder.

25 cents per ton of soil or plant additive distributed, with a $25 minimum.

94 DATCP 94.65 (6) (a) 3. Research fee for soil or plant additive license holder.


94 DATCP 94.65 (6) (a) 4. Groundwater fee for soil or plant additive license holder.


94 DATCP 94.66 (4) For an annual license for selling or distributing agricultural lime.

$10

94 DATCP 94.66 (9) For research of agricultural lime by the UW-Madison CALS.

1.25 cents per ton of all liming materials.

95 DATCP 95.57 (2) For participation in the national poultry improvement plan if DATCP requires.


95 DATCP 95.60 (2) (a) Fee for an annual permit for a person bringing fish or fish eggs into Wisconsin for introducing them into waters of the state, use as bait, or rearing in a fish farm.

DATCP shall promulgate rules specifying the permit fee.

95 DATCP 95.60 (5m) (a) For reinspecting a fish farm because DATCP found a violation of statutes or rules.

DATCP shall promulgate rules specifying the fee, which may not exceed the reasonable costs to reinspect the fish farm.



95 DATCP 95.60 (8) For providing training to veterinarians and other persons who issue fish health certificates under s. 95.60.

DATCP may charge fees to recover the cost of providing the training.

95 DATCP 95.68 (4) (a) For a license to operate a premises used to trade in livestock or wild animals, known as an animal market.


95 DATCP 95.68 (4) (b) For reinspecting an animal market. DATCP shall promulgate rules specifying the reinspection fee, which may not exceed the reasonable costs to reinspect the premises.

95 DATCP 95.68 (5) Animal market license surcharge for operating without a license in the past year.

The license fee for the year when the animal market was operated without a license and $100.

95 DATCP 95.69 (4) (a) For an animal dealer license. Statute does not specify.

95 DATCP 95.69 (4) (b) For reinspecting an animal dealer operation. DATCP shall promulgate rules specifying the fee, which may not exceed the reasonable costs to reinspect the animal dealer operation.

95 DATCP 95.69 (5) Animal dealer surcharge for operating without a license in the past year.

The license fee for the year when the animal market was operated without a license and $100.

95 DATCP 95.71 (5) (a) For an animal trucker license. Statute does not specify.

95 DATCP 95.71 (5) (b) Registration fee for a vehicle used to transport livestock or wild animals.


95 DATCP 95.71 (5) (c) For reinspecting an animal trucker operations. DATCP shall promulgate rules specifying the fee, which may not exceed the reasonable cost of reinspection.

95 DATCP 95.71 (6) Animal trucker surcharge for operating without a license in the past year.

The license fee for the year when the animal trucker operated without a license and $100.

95 DATCP 95.715 (2) (d) For an optional permit designating an approved feed lot.


95 DATCP 95.72 (2) (c) 2. For an annual license to operate as a renderer, grease processor, or an animal food processor.

$200 for each separate processing plant.

95 DATCP 95.72 (2) (c) 3. For an annual license to operate as a collector of dead animals for processing.

$100 for each separate location.

95 DATCP 95.72 (2) (e) Inspection fee for an initial license as a renderer, grease processor, or an animal food processor.

$25 for each processing plant.

95 DATCP 95.11 (3) (d) For recording a livestock brand with DATCP. $20 for initial recording; $10 for rerecording and transfer of brand; $2 for additional certified copies of the brand.

95 DATCP 95.21 (9) (c) For providing training to people who administer local rabies control programs or conduct rabies examinations.

May charge fees to cover the cost of training.

95 DATCP 95.55 (3) (a) For an annual registration of a deer farm. DATCP shall promulgate rules specifying the registration fee.



95 DATCP 95.55 (3) (b) 2. For a reinspection of the premises of a deer farm.

DATCP shall promulgate rules specifying the reinspection fee, which may not exceed the reasonable costs to reinspect the premises.

96 DATCP 96.04 (2) (f ) Fee for services needed to carry out agricultural commodity marketing agreements.


96 DATCP 96.11 (3) (a) Assessment on corn producers for the purposes of the marketing order for corn.

0.4 cents per bushel unless the affected producers approve a referendum to terminate the assessment.

97 DATCP 97.17 (4) Fee for an annual license to supervise making butter or cheese.

$50 unless another amount is established by DATCP by rule.

97 DATCP 97.175 (2) Fee for a 2-year license to act as a butter grader or cheese grader.

$50 unless another amount is established by DATCP by rule.

97 DATCP 97.20 (2c) (a) Fee for an annual dairy plant license. Fee amounts depend on the type of operations and range from $330 to $730 unless another amount is established by DATCP by rule.

97 DATCP 97.20 (2c) (c) Surcharge for operating a dairy plant without a license in the past year.

$100 or $500

97 DATCP 97.20 (2g) (a) Monthly milk procurement fee for dairy plant operators.

DATCP shall promulgate rules specifying the amount of the milk procurement fee.

97 DATCP 97.20 (2n) (a) For reinspecting a dairy plant. Fee amounts depend on the type of operations and range from $100 to $200 unless another amount is established by DATCP by rule.

97 DATCP 97.20 (2w) Dairy product grading fee paid by dairy plants that produce butter or cheese but are not a grade A dairy plant.

1.09 cents for each 100 pounds of but-ter or cheese produced unless DATCP specifies another amount by rule.

97 DATCP 97.20 (3) (d) Surcharge for operating as a grade A dairy plant without a grade A dairy plant permit in the past year.

$100

97 DATCP 97.21 (4) (a) Fee for an annual milk distributor license. DATCP shall promulgate rules specifying the license fee.

97 DATCP 97.21 (4) (b) Reinspection fee for a milk distributor or a bulk milk tanker.

DATCP shall promulgate rules specifying the reinspection fee, which may not exceed the reasonable costs to reinspect the premises.

97 DATCP 97.21 (4) (c) Surcharge for operating as a milk distributor without a license.

$100 or twice the regular annual license fee amount established by DATCP by rule, whichever is less.

97 DATCP 97.22 (2) (b) Fee for an annual milk producer license. $20 to be paid by the operator of the dairy plant that receives milk from the producer or DATCP may promulgate rules establishing a reduced fee for a producer who is inspected at least annually by a certified inspector.



97 DATCP 97.22 (4) (a) Reinspection fee for a milk producer. $20 if DATCP does not lower the grade of the milk that may be sold by the producer, unless DATCP establishes an-other amount by rule, $40 if DACTP has lowered the grade of the milk that may be sold by the producer, unless DATCP establishes another amount by rule.

97 DATCP 97.24 (5) Fee for conducting evaluation surveys of grade A dairy operations for the FDA and other purposes to certify compliance with sanitation and enforcement requirements.


97 DATCP 97.27 (3) (a) Fee for an annual food warehouse license. Fee amounts depend on the type of food stored and size of the warehouse and range from $25 to $100 unless DATCP establishes another amount by rule.

97 DATCP 97.27 (3) (b) Reinspection fee for a food warehouse license. Fee amounts depend on the type of food stored and size of the warehouse and range from $25 to $100 unless DATCP establishes another amount by rule.

97 DATCP 97.27 (3) (c) Surcharge for operating a food warehouse without a license during the past year.

$100

97 DATCP 97.29 (3) (a) Annual license fee for a food processing plant license.

Fee amounts depend on the type of food processed and the value of pro-duction and range from $40 to $270.

97 DATCP 97.29 (3) (b) Food processing plant license surcharge for canning operations.

$195

97 DATCP 97.29 (3) (c) Reinspection fee for a food processing plant. Fee amounts depend on the type of food processed and the value of pro-duction and range from $40 to $180.

97 DATCP 97.29 (3) (d) Surcharge for operating a food processing plant without a license in the past year.

$100

97 DATCP 97.30 (3) (a) Fee for annual retail food establishment license.

Fee amounts depend on the type of establishment and annual food sales and range from $20 to $210. DATCP shall promulgate rules specifying the amount of the fee for restaurants.

97 DATCP 97.30 (3) (am) Weights and measures inspection fee for retail food establishments.


97 DATCP 97.30 (3) (b) Reinspection fee for retail food establishments.




97 DATCP 97.30 (3) (c) Surcharge for operating a retail food establishment without a license in the past year.

$100 or twice the amount of the annual license fee for the retail food estab-lishment, whichever is less. DATCP shall promulgate rules specifying the amount of the fee for restaurants.

97 DATCP 97.33 (6) (a) Fee for certification and recertification in food protection practices that either the operator or a manager of a restaurant is required to hold.

DATCP shall promulgate rules establishing the fee.

97 DATCP 97.42 (2) (a) Fee for an annual license to operate an establishment where livestock or poultry are slaughtered or processed for human consumption.

DATCP shall establish the fee amounts by rule, not to exceed $200, based on the type of inspections performed at each establishment.

97 DATCP 97.42 (3) (cm) Fee for reimbursing DATCP for a voluntary inspection of licensed establishments for captive game animals and birds.

The actual cost of providing the services at rates established by rule by DATCP.

97 DATCP 97.42 (3) (em) Fee for examination and inspections of farm-raised deer or their meat products.

The cost of DATCP’s examination and inspection.

97 DATCP 97.613 License, pre-licensing inspection, reinspection, operating without a license, untimely renewal, comparable compliance or variance request, and pre-license review fees for hotels, tourist rooming houses, vending machine commissaries, vending machines, and bed and breakfast establishments.

DATCP shall promulgate rules establishing the amounts for the fees.

97 DATCP 97.67 (4) License, pre-licensing inspection, reinspection, operating without a license and untimely renewal fees for campgrounds, camping resorts, recreational and educational camps, and public swimming pool.

DATCP shall promulgate rules establishing the amounts for the fees.

98 DATCP 98.145 (2) Fee for a 2-year license to engage as a tester of milk or cream.

$50

98 DATCP 98.145 (2) Fee for a reinspection of milk or cream by a licensed tester due to a violation of federal or state law.

$25

98 DATCP 98.146 (4) Fee for a 2-year license to take weights and samples of milk in bulk tanks or on farm premises.

$40 unless DATCP establishes another amount by rule.

98 DATCP 98.146 (4) Fee for a reinspection of a measurement conducted by DATCP due to a violation of federal or state law.


98 DATCP 98.16 (2) (cm) 1. Fee for an annual license to operate a vehicle scale.

DATCP shall promulgate rules specifying the amount of the fee.

98 DATCP 98.16 (2) (cm) 2. Surcharge for operating a vehicle scale without a license in the past year.


98 DATCP 98.16 (2m) (a) Fee for applying for a permit to install or relocate a vehicle scale.


98 DATCP 98.16 (2m) (b) Fee for applying for a variance from a construction standard for a vehicle scale.




98 DATCP 98.16 (3m) (c) Surcharge for an operator of a vehicle scale that fails to file within 15 days a copy of each test report prepared regarding the vehicle scale.


98 DATCP 98.18 (1h) (a) Fee for an annual license to install, service, test, or calibrate weights and measures owned by the applicant.


98 DATCP 98.18 (1h) (b) Fee for an annual license to install, service, test, or calibrate weights and measures for others.

$200 plus $50 for each additional business location.

98 DATCP 98.18 (1p) Surcharge for installing, servicing, testing, or calibrating weights and measures owned by the person without a license in the past year.

$200

98 DATCP 98.224 (2) (c) License, operating without a license, failure to comply with reporting requirement, and rein-spection fees for vehicle tank meter operators.

DATCP shall promulgate rules specifying the amount of the fees.

98 DATCP 98.245 (7m) (c) License, operating without a license, failure to comply with reporting requirement, and reinspection fees for operators of a liquefied petroleum gas meter.

DATCP shall promulgate rules specifying the amount of the fees.

99 DATCP 99.02 (3) (a) Fee for an annual license to operate a warehouse for storage of property as bailee for hire.

Fee amounts depend on the area of floor space in the warehouse and range from $50 to $250 unless DATCP establishes another amount by rule.

99 DATCP 99.02 (3) (d) Fee for reinspecting the operation of a warehouse for the storage of property as bailee for hire.

Fee amounts depend on the area of floor space in the warehouse and range from $50 to $250.

99 DATCP 99.02 (3) (e) Surcharge for operation of a warehouse for the storage of property as bailee for hire without a license in the past year.

$100

100 DATCP 100.07 (2) Fee paid by producers of milk for DATCP to audit payments by a dairy plant or municipal milk shed to the producers.

An amount sufficient to conduct the audits and not exceeding 0.5 cent per 100 pounds of milk.

100 DATCP 100.201 (6) (c) Fee for a manufacturer or processor of various dairy products on sales and for first recipient of dairy products manufactured or processed outside of Wisconsin.

5.49 cents per 100 pounds of ice cream products and 0.44 cent per 100 pounds of other dairy products or another amount DATCP establishes by rule.

100 DATCP 100.45 (5) (a) 3. Fee for covering the costs of administering provisions against selling mobile air conditioners containing ozone-depleting refrigerants.

DATCP shall promulgate rules establishing fees to cover the costs of administering s. 100.45.

100 DATCP 100.52 (3) Fee for an annual registration for people who require employees or contractors to make telephone solicitations to residential customers.

DATCP shall promulgate rules estab-lishing the fee amount which shall be based on the amount required to enforce telephone solicitation require-ments and provide the amount appro-priated under s. 20.115 (1) (im).

101 DSPS 101.02 (18) For publications and seminars provided by DSPS for which no fee is otherwise authorized, required, or prohibited by statute.

DSPS may establish a schedule of fees that may not exceed the actual cost incurred in providing the publications and seminars.



101 DSPS 101.12 (3g) (d) 1.

Building plan review by agents of DSPS. DSPS establishes by rule (see SPS table 302.31-3, Wis. Admin. Code).

101 DSPS 101.12 (3m) (e); 101.19 (1g) (am)

Building plan review by 2nd class cities. DSPS establishes by rule (see SPS table 302.31-3, Wis. Admin. Code).

101 DSPS 101.15 (2) (b) Permit for excavation of mine shaft. As determined by the department.

101 DSPS 101.16 (3g); 101.19 (1g) (L)

Licensing fee for retailer of liquefied petroleum gas.

DSPS establishes by rule.

101 DSPS 101.175 (5) To cover the cost of issuing a seal of quality for and examination of local energy resource systems.

As determined by the department.

101 DSPS 101.178 (4) To cover the administration of program to certify persons that engage in the business of installing or servicing HVAC equipment.

As determined by the department.

101 DSPS 101.19 (1g) (a) Examination of plans for public buildings, public structures, and places of employment.


101 DSPS 101.19 (1g) (c) Determining and certifying the competency of inspectors, blasters and welders.


101 DSPS 101.19 (1g) (d) Inspection of a facility conducted to ensure that the construction is in accordance with the plans approved by DSPS.


101 DSPS 101.19 (1g) (f ) Administration of the manufactured dwelling program, the one-family and two-family dwelling programs, and the manufactured home and mobile home program.


101 DSPS 101.19 (1g) (g) Inspection and investigation of accidents. DSPS establishes by rule.

101 DSPS 101.19 (1g) (h) Inspections of mines, tunnels, quarries, pits, and explosives.


101 DSPS 101.19 (1g) (j) Licensing and inspection of fireworks manufacturers under s. 167.10 (6m).


101 DSPS 101.19 (1g) (k) Administering subch. VII of ch. 101 re elevators, escalators, and other conveyances.


101 DSPS 101.19 (1g) (L) Issuing licenses to retailers, as defined in s. 101.16 (1) (d), of liquefied petroleum gas under s. 101.16 (3g).


101 DSPS 101.19 (1m) Licensing fee for retailer of liquefied petroleum gas that only fills DOT cylinders.

$20

101 DSPS 101.19 (1g) (b) Inspection of boilers, pressure vessels, refrigeration plants, liquefied petroleum gas vessels, anhydrous ammonia tanks and containers, escalators, dumbwaiters, and amusement or thrill rides.


101 DSPS 101.19 (1g) (bm) Inspection by the department of ski lifts. DSPS establishes by rule.

101 DSPS 101.62 (6) (a); 101.63 (2m)

Application for certification of financial responsibility of contractors under s. 101.654.


101 DSPS 101.63 (9) To defray the costs incurred under subch. II of ch. 101, the one-family and two-family dwelling code.

DSPS establishes by rule a schedule of fees.



101 DSPS 101.653 (2m) Administration of construction site erosion control under subch. II of ch. 101 by counties, cities, villages, and towns.


101 DSPS 101.73 (12) To defray the costs incurred under subch. III of ch. 101, the modular home code.


101 DSPS 101.75 (1) Conduct in-plant inspections of manufacturers of modular homes.


101 DSPS 101.82 (4) DSPS must establish a fee schedule by rule to defray costs of regulating electricians and electrical wiring.

Not specified.

101 DSPS 101.874 (3) (a) Individual seeking reciprocal electrician-related credential must pay fee established under s. 101.82 (4).

Not specified.

101 DSPS 101.9203 (2) Application fee for certificate of title for manufactured home.

Not specified.

101 DSPS 101.9205 (3) Fee for file search of manufactured home title records.

Not less than $2.

101 DSPS 101.9208 (1) DSPS must establish by rule an application fee for the first certificate of title for a manufactured home.

Not specified.

101 DSPS 101.9208 (2m) DSPS must establish by rule a manufactured housing rehabilitation and recycling fee for manufactured homes.

Not specified.

101 DSPS 101.9208 (3) DSPS must establish by rule a fee for original notation and subsequent release of security interest for manufactured homes.

Not specified.

101 DSPS 101.9208 (4) DSPS must establish by rule a fee for transferring a certificate of title for a manufactured home.

Not specified.

101 DSPS 101.9208 (4m) DSPS must establish by rule a supplemental title fee for manufactured homes.

Not specified.

101 DSPS 101.9208 (5) DSPS must establish by rule a fee for each assignment of a security interest for manufactured homes.

Not specified.

101 DSPS 101.9208 (6) DSPS must establish by rule a fee for the replacement of a certificate of title for a manufactured home.

Not specified.

101 DSPS 101.9208 (7) DSPS must establish by rule a fee for a special handling request for fast service for processing applications for certificates of title for manufactured homes.

Not specified.

101 DSPS 101.9208 (8) DSPS must establish by rule a fee for reinstating a suspended or revoked certificate of title for a manufactured home.

Not specified.



101 DSPS 101.9213 (8) Fee for DSPS to notify a person with a perfected security interest in a manufactured home titled in this state that DSPS has information that the manufactured home is being titled in another state without satisfaction of the security interest.

Not less than $2.

101 DSPS 101.9214 (1) Fee for identifying secured party on certificate of title for manufactured home.

Not specified.

101 DSPS 101.935 (2) (c) 2. DSPS must establish by rule fees for issuing and renewing manufactured home community permits.

Not specified.

101 DSPS 101.935 (2) (c) 2. DSPS may establish a fee to defray the cost of administering DSPS rules on water and sewer service to manufactured home communities.

Not specified.

101 DSPS 101.935 (2) (c) 2. DSPS must establish an additional penalty fee for each manufactured home community permit if the renewal fee is not paid before the permit expires.

Not specified.

101 DSPS 101.935 (2) (d) If check or other draft drawn on account with insufficient funds is used for payment of manufactured home community permit, DSPS is allowed to charge late fees and processing charges as specified in its rules.

Not specified.

101 DSPS 101.95 DSPS rules for regulating manufactured home manufacturers must include fees for licensing the manufacturers.

Not specified.

101 DSPS 101.951 (2) (a) and (bm)

DSPS must establish by rule fees for licensing and renewing licenses of manufactured home dealers.

Not specified.

101 DSPS 101.952 (2) (a) and (bm)

DSPS must establish by rule fees for licensing and renewing licenses of manufactured home salespersons.

Not specified.

101 DFI 101.955 (2) Fee for service of process on DFI for actions involving out-of-state manufacturers of manufactured homes.

$4 for each defendant served.

101 DSPS 101.96 (2) (c) DSPS must establish by rule fees for licensing and renewing licenses of manufactured home installers.

Not specified.

101 DSPS 101.985 (5) (a) DSPS must establish by rule fees for licensing elevator contractors, mechanics, and inspectors.

Not specified.

102 DWD 102.28 (2) (b) Application fee for exemption from duty to insure requirement under worker’s comp. law.

DWD to determine by rule.

102 DWD 102.28 (7) Insolvent employer assessment. Determined by DWD by reference to UI law.

102 DWD 102.75 (1) Covers costs of department and related agen-cies for administering the worker’s comp. law.

Based on total amount of those costs.



102 DWD 102.75 (1g) Costs for certain worker’s comp. supplemental benefits.

See provision for description of how as-sessment calculated. Total assessments for a year may not exceed $5,000,000.

103 DWD 103.005 (14m) (b)

Providing database access to a qualified independent researcher for the purpose of providing cross-matching information.

Not to exceed the costs incurred to provide the information.

103 DWD 103.005 (15) Providing publications and seminars. DWD establishes fee schedules.

103 DWD 103.34 (2) Registration of traveling sales crew workers. Determined by DWD by rule.

103 DWD 103.805 (1) Issuing work permits and age certificates for minors.

$10

103 DWD 103.91 (3) Issuing registration certificates for migrant labor contractors.

Determined by DWD.

103 DWD 103.92 (1) (a) Application fee for certification and operation of a migrant labor camp.

Determined by DWD.

105 DWD 105.06 (2) Annual registration fee for an employment agent.

$5

105 DWD 105.07 (1) License or renewal fee for the license of an employment agent.

One percent of the agent’s compen-sation received during the term of the license or renewal, but not less than $50 nor more than $300. The original license and annual renewal fee for a branch office in the same community is $150.

107 UW– Extension

107.15 (5) Fee for copies of written information collected relating to mineral exploration.

Reasonable fee.

108 LIRC 108.09 (5) (b) Transcript of unemployment insurance hearing.

LIRC to establish by rule.

108 DWD 108.09 (5) (c) Electronic recording of unemployment insurance hearing.

DWD to establish by rule.

108 DWD 108.14 (16) Charge for instructional pamphlets, etc. DWD may collect a “reasonable charge.”

108 DWD 108.14 (23) Fee for print copy of unemployment insurance employer handbook.

DWD can determine, subject to s. 20.908.

108 DWD 108.151 (7) Assessments to cover uncollectible unemployment insurance reimbursements.

From total amount that is uncollectible, as determined by DWD. See s. 108.151 (7) (c).

108 DWD 108.155 Assessments to cover identity fraud for reimbursable employers under the unemployment insurance law.

Determined by DWD under s. 108.155.

108 DWD 108.17–108.18 Contributions paid by employers to cover unemployment insurance benefits.

Determined by reference to the sched-ules and other provisions in s. 108.18.

108 DWD 108.19 (1e) Assessment to pay for UI IT upgrades (but authority expired in 2010).

Determined under s. 108.19 (1e) (a).

108 DWD 108.19 (1f ) Program integrity assessment to pay for unemployment insurance program integrity activities of DWD.

Determined under s. 108.19 (1f ) (a).

108 DWD 108.19 (1m) Assessment to pay interest on loans from federal government when state UI fund is insolvent (not currently being assessed).

Determined under s. 108.19 (1m).



110 DOT 110.063 (2) (b) Fee to cover cost of inspection of motor buses.

Established by rule and equal to the cost of inspection.

111 All state agencies that issue a license

111.335 (4) (f ) 4. A state licensing agency may require a fee for making a determination of whether an individual would be disqualified from obtaining a license due to his or her conviction record.

An amount necessary to cover the cost of making the determination.

111 Employ-ment Relations Commission

111.09 (1), 111.71 (1), and 111.94 (1)

Providing a transcript of a proceeding. Established by the commission by rule.


111.09 (1), 111.71 (1), and 111.94 (1)

Filing a complaint with or requesting certain services from the commission.

The commission establishes a fee schedule by rule.


111.09 (3) Providing training programs on private sector collective bargaining.

“May charge a reasonable fee for participation in the programs.”


111.70 (4) (d) 3. b.

Certification fee for conducting an election to certify the representative of the collective bargaining unit that contains a general municipal employee.

Unspecified.


111.71 (5m) Providing training programs to prepare individuals for service as arbitrators or arbitration panel members.



111.83 (3) (b) Certification fee for conducting an election to certify the representative of the collective bargaining unit that contains a general employee.

Unspecified.


111.94 (1) Filing fee for filing a complaint alleging an unfair labor practice.

The commission establishes a fee schedule by rule.


111.94 (3) Provide training programs to individuals and organizations on collective bargaining.



111.94 (1) Provide transcripts of proceedings. Uniform rate per page.


111.94 (2) Filing of complaints of unfair labor practice. Not specified.


111.94 (2) Filing of requests for labor arbitration. Not specified.




111.94 (2) Filing of requests for the initiation of fact-finding.

Not specified.


111.94 (2) Filing of requests for labor dispute mediation. Not specified.


111.94 (3) Training programs related to collective bargaining.

Reasonable.

114 DOT 114.20 (6) Registration fee for antique aircraft. $50

114 DOT 114.20 (8) Registration fee for amateur built aircraft. $50

114 DOT 114.20 (9) (d) Annual registration fee for aircraft with gross weight of not more than 3,500 pounds.

$70

114 DOT 114.20 (9) (e) Annual registration fee for aircraft with gross weight of not more than 4,000 pounds.

$95

114 DOT 114.20 (9) (f ) Annual registration fee for aircraft with gross weight of not more than 5,000 pounds.

$135

114 DOT 114.20 (9) (g) Annual registration fee for aircraft with gross weight of not more than 6,000 pounds.

$190

114 DOT 114.20 (9) (h) Annual registration fee for aircraft with gross weight of not more than 7,000 pounds.

$240

114 DOT 114.20 (9) (i) Annual registration fee for aircraft with gross weight of not more than 8,000 pounds.

$300

114 DOT 114.20 (9) (j) Annual registration fee for aircraft with gross weight of not more than 9,000 pounds.

$375

114 DOT 114.20 (9) (k) Annual registration fee for aircraft with gross weight of not more than 10,000 pounds.

$525

114 DOT 114.20 (9) (L) Annual registration fee for aircraft with gross weight of not more than 11,000 pounds.

$690

114 DOT 114.20 (9) (m) Annual registration fee for aircraft with gross weight of not more than 12,500 pounds.

$940

114 DOT 114.20 (9) (n) Annual registration fee for aircraft with gross weight of not more than 15,000 pounds.

$1,125

114 DOT 114.20 (9) (o) Annual registration fee for aircraft with gross weight of not more than 20,000 pounds.

$1,310

114 DOT 114.20 (9) (p) Annual registration fee for aircraft with gross weight of not more than 25,000 pounds.

$1,500

114 DOT 114.20 (9) (q) Annual registration fee for aircraft with gross weight of not more than 30,000 pounds.

$1,690

114 DOT 114.20 (9) (r) Annual registration fee for aircraft with gross weight of not more than 35,000 pounds.

$1,875

114 DOT 114.20 (9) (s) Annual registration fee for aircraft with gross weight of not more than 40,000 pounds.

$2,190



114 DOT 114.20 (9) (t) Annual registration fee for aircraft with gross weight of not more than 100,000 pounds.

$2,500

114 DOT 114.20 (9) (u) Annual registration fee for aircraft with gross weight of more than 100,000 pounds.

$3,125

114 DOT 114.20 (9m) (a) Biennial registration fee for aircraft with gross weight of not more than 2,000 pounds.

$60

114 DOT 114.20 (9m) (b) Biennial registration fee for aircraft with gross weight of not more than 2,500 pounds.

$78

114 DOT 114.20 (9m) (c) Biennial registration fee for aircraft with gross weight of not more than 3,000 pounds.

$100

114 DOT 114.20 (13) (b) 1.

Charge for late payment of aircraft registration.

$50 or 10 percent of registration fee for the aircraft, whichever is greater.

114 DOT 114.20 (13) (b) 2.

Charge for very late payment of aircraft registration.

$50 or 20 percent of registration fee for the aircraft, whichever is greater.

114 DOT 114.20 (14) Duplicate aircraft registration. $1.50

114 DOT 114.20 (17) Fee for transferring aircraft registration. $5

114 DOT 114.20 (17) Additional fee for filing for transfer of aircraft registration more than 30 days after purchase.

$10

114 Wisconsin Aerospace Authority

114.62 (12) Fees in connection with any service or use of any authority facility.

Unspecified.

115 DPI 115.28 (7) (d) For the certification or licensure of school and public library personnel sufficient to fund cer-tification and licensing administrative costs.

“Annually, establish.”

115 DPI 115.28 (53) Make online courses available for a reasonable fee, through a statewide web academy to school districts, cooperative educational service agencies, and charter schools, private schools, and tribal schools located in this state.

Reasonable fee.

115 DPI 115.29 (4) (b) Issuing a declaration of equivalency of high school graduation or a general educational development certificate.

Promulgate rules.

115 DPI 115.30 (5) DPI making certified copies, when required, of any papers deposited or filed or records kept in DPI, and of any act or decision made by DPI.

15 cents per page.

115 DPI 115.365 (2)(a) Charge “persons other than the professional staff of public, private, and tribal schools and county departments under ss. 46.215, 46.22, and 51.42” a fee sufficient to cover the increased costs to DPI of their participation in the programs in suicide prevention developed and conducted by DPI.

A fee sufficient to cover increased costs to DPI.



115 DPI 115.368 (2) (a) Charge persons “other than the professional staff of public, private, and tribal schools and counties under ss. 46.034, 46.215, 46.22, 46.23, 51.42, and 51.437” a fee sufficient to cover the increased costs of materials, but not personnel cost, to DPI of their participation in protective behaviors training programs developed and conducted by DPI. The department may not deny any resident of Wisconsin the opportunity to participate in a program if the person is unable to pay any fee.

A fee sufficient to cover increased costs of materials, but not personnel cost, to DPI.

115 DPI 115.52 (3) (a) 2. Fee for residents over the age of 21 to be admitted to the Wisconsin Educational Services Program for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.

Fixed by the state superintendent and upon the recommendation of the secretary of health services, the director of the technical college system, or the director of the program.

115 DPI 115.52 (3) (a) 3. Fees for certain nonresidents to be admitted to the Wisconsin Educational Services Program for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.

Fixed by the state superintendent.

115 DPI 115.525(3) (a) 2. Fee for residents over the age of 21 to be admitted to the Wisconsin Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired.

Fixed by the state superintendent and upon the recommendation of the secretary of health services, the director of the technical college system, or the director of the program.

115 DPI 115.525 (3) (a) 3. Fees for certain nonresidents to be admitted to the Wisconsin Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired.

Fixed by the state superintendent.

117 DPI 117.05 (9) (a) The school district boundary appeal board may charge certain persons a fee sufficient to reimburse DPI for the costs of the board under ss. 117.10, 117.105, 117.132 and 117.35 (differ-ent types of school district reorganizations).

A fee sufficient to reimburse DPI.

117 DPI 117.05 (9) (c) The state superintendent may charge a person filing a notice of appeal under s. 117.12 (4) or 117.13 (3) (detachment and attachment decisions) a fee sufficient to reimburse DPI for the costs of the appeal panel under s. 117.12 (4) or 117.13 (3).

A fee sufficient to reimburse DPI.

118 DPI 118.192 (2) State superintendent shall charge a fee sufficient to cover the costs of the alternative teaching training program (professional teaching permits).

A fee sufficient to cover the costs.

118 DPI 118.60 (2) (a) 3. a.

Nonrefundable annual fee for a private school to participate in the Racine or statewide parental choice program.

The same amount as determined for the MPCP.

119 DPI 119.23 (2) (a) 3. Nonrefundable annual fee for a private school to participate in the Milwaukee parental choice program.

The fee is set by rule in an amount such that the total fee revenue covers the costs of employing one full-time auditor to evaluate the financial information submitted by private schools participat-ing in all parental choice programs.



119 DPI 119.9003 (5) Participation fee for the OSSP program; persons to whom a school may be transferred under the program.

Up to 3 percent of the per pupil payment paid to the individual or group, person, and governing body under s. 119.9005 (2) to participate in the opportunity schools and partnership program. Total fee revenue may not exceed $750,000/year.

121 School board or technical college sys-tem board

121.41 A school board or the technical college system board may establish and collect reasonable fees for any driver education program or part of a program which is neither required for nor credited toward graduation.

Reasonable fees.

125 DOR 125.04 (12) (a) Transfer of alcohol beverage permit. $10

125 DOR 125.045 (2) To obtain DOR publication—retail alcohol beverages booklet (DOR pub 302).

Determined by DOR, not to exceed DOR’s cost.

125 DOR 125.28 (4) Wholesaler’s permit fee. Determined by DOR, sufficient to cover special agent position but not to exceed $2,500.

125 DOR 125.295 (4) Brewpub permit fee. Determined by DOR, but not to exceed permit fee for brewers.

125 DOR 125.535 (2) Direct wine shippers’ permit. Determined by DOR, but not to exceed $100.

125 DOR 125.69 (4) (e) Charge to liquor producers and wholesalers to recover DOR’s costs of administering retail purchase credit restrictions.

DOR determines method of determining and apportioning costs.

125 DOR NOTE: Alcohol beverage license fees are paid only to municipalities; the fees for some alco-hol beverage permits (e.g. winery, distiller) are not specified in any way by statute.

126 DATCP 126.11 (4) (a) Fee for an annual license as a grain dealer. DATCP shall promulgate rules establishing the amount for the fee.

126 DATCP 126.11 (4) (b) Supplementary license fee based on volume of grain procured by a grain dealer.

DATCP shall promulgate rules establishing the amount for the fee.

126 DATCP 126.11 (4) (c) Supplementary license fee for each truck in excess of one truck a grain dealer uses to haul grain.


126 DATCP 126.11 (4) (d) License surcharge if a grain dealer files a finan-cial statement with DATCP that is not audited.


126 DATCP 126.11 (4) (e) Surcharge for operating as a grain dealer without a license in the past year.


126 DATCP 126.11 (4) (f ) Grain dealer license surcharge for failing to file an annual financial statement by the deadline.


126 DATCP 126.11 (4) (g) Surcharge for late renewal of a grain dealer license.




126 DATCP 126.15 (1) Annual agricultural producer security fund assessment for contributing grain dealers.

$20 or the sum of the grain dealer’s current ratio assessment, debt to equity ratio assessment, and deferred payment assessment, whichever is greater, unless DATCP specifies a different assessment by rule.

126 DATCP 126.19 (5) Assessment for grain deferred payment contracts.

The amount owed under the contract multiplied by 0.0035, unless DATCP specifies a different rate by rule.

126 DATCP 126.26 (3) (a) Basic license fee for an annual grain warehouse keeper license.


126 DATCP 126.26 (3) (b) Grain warehouse inspection fee based on the number and sizes of grain warehouses.


126 DATCP 126.26 (3) (c) Supplementary grain warehouse inspection fee for each warehouse in excess of one.


126 DATCP 126.26 (3) (d) Surcharge for operating as a grain warehouse keeper without a license during the past year.


126 DATCP 126.26 (3) (e) Grain warehouse keeper license surcharge for failing to file an annual financial statement by the deadline.


126 DATCP 126.26 (3) (f ) Surcharge for late renewal of a grain warehouse keeper license.


126 DATCP 126.30 (1) Annual agricultural producer security fund assessment for contributing grain warehouse keepers.

$20 or the sum of the grain dealer’s current ratio assessment and debt to equity ratio assessment, whichever is greater, unless DATCP specifies a different assessment by rule.

126 DATCP 126.41 (3) (a) Basic license fee for a milk contractor. $25 unless DATCP specifies a different amount by rule.

126 DATCP 126.41 (3) (b) Surcharge for operating as a milk contractor without a license in the past year.

$500 unless DATCP specifies a different amount by rule.

126 DATCP 126.41 (3) (c) Milk contractor license surcharge for failing to file an annual financial statement by the deadline.


126 DATCP 126.41 (3) (d) Surcharge for late renewal of a milk contractor license.


126 DATCP 126.42 (1) Monthly license fee for milk contractors. 0.15 cent for each 100 pounds of milk procured in Wisconsin in the last month unless DACTP establishes another amount by rule.

126 DATCP 126.42 (2) Late payment surcharge for the monthly milk contractor license fee.

20 percent of the monthly license fee unless DATCP establishes another amount by rule.

126 DATCP 126.46 (1) Annual agricultural producer security fund assessment for contributing milk contractors.

The amount of the assessment is to be specified by DATCP by rule.

126 DATCP 126.485 (5) Assessment for milk deferred payment contracts.

The amount of the assessment is to be specified by DATCP by rule.



126 DATCP 126.56 (4) (a) Basic license fee for a vegetable contractor. DATCP shall promulgate rules establishing the amount for the fee.

126 DATCP 126.56 (4) (b) Supplementary license fee based on value of vegetables procured by a vegetable contractor.


126 DATCP 126.56 (4) (c) Surcharge for operating as a vegetable contractor without a license in the past year.


126 DATCP 126.56 (4) (d) Vegetable contractor surcharge for failing to file an annual financial statement by the deadline.


126 DATCP 126.56 (4) (e) Surcharge for late renewal of a vegetable contractor license.


126 DATCP 126.56 (4) (f ) Fee for processing potato buyers who elect not to participate in the agricultural producer security fund.


126 DATCP 126.60 (1) Annual agricultural producer security fund assessment for contributing vegetable contractors.

$20 or the sum of the vegetable contractor’s current ratio assessment and debt to equity ratio assessment, whichever is greater, unless DATCP by rule specifies a different assessment.

132 DFI 132.01 (3) Fee for 20-year registration, renewal, or assignment of a mark (such as a label or trademark).

$15

132 DFI 132.04 (3) Fee to file and publish a statement regarding marks of ownership on containers.

$15

132 DFI 132.11 (1) (b) Fee to record a name, brand, or trademark used on containers by beverage makers.

$15

132 DFI 132.16 (6) Fee to register or reregister an organization’s name, emblem, or other insignia and obtain a certificate.

“The same as provided by law for similar services.”

134 DATCP 134.71 (11) (a) Annual pawnbroker’s license fee. $210

134 DATCP 134.71 (11) (b) Annual secondhand article dealer’s license fee.

$27.50

134 DATCP 134.71 (11) (c) Annual secondhand jewelry dealer’s license fee.

$30

134 DATCP 134.71 (11) (d) Fee for 2-year secondhand article dealer mall or flea market license.

$165

137 DFI 137.01 (1) (a) Fee for non-attorney application to be notary public.

$20

137 DFI 137.01 (2) (a) Fee for attorney application to be notary public (non-expiring).

$50

137 DFI 137.01 (1) (a) Application to be a notary public for applicants who are not attorneys.

$20

137 DFI 137.01 (2) (a) Application to be a notary public for applicants who are attorneys.

$50



138 DFI 138.09 (1m) (a) Fee for licensed lender (lender that charges more than 18 percent on consumer loans).

$500 annual license fee; $300 license application investigation fee, but DFI may charge additional amount if more extensive investigation is needed.

138 DFI 138.09 (4) (d), (6) (b)

DFI’s costs of inspection, examination, or investigation of licensed lender.

Determined by DFI, to cover such costs.

138 DFI 138.12 (3) (b), (4) (am)

Fees for insurance premium finance company. $500 annual license fee; $300 license application investigation fee, but DFI may charge additional amount if more extensive investigation is needed.

138 DFI 138.12 (6) (a) DFI’s costs of examination of licensee. Determined by DFI.

138 DFI 138.14 (4) (b), (5) (a) and (c )

Fee for payday lenders. $500 annual license fee; $300 license application investigation fee, but DFI may charge additional amount if more extensive investigation is needed.

138 DFI 138.14 (8) (b) and (14) (h)

Database transaction fee associated with payday loans; DFI fees associated with payday loans.

Determined by DFI but no more than $1, to cover cost of database, and fee is remitted to vendor if DFI uses a vendor; Determined by DFI, amount as consid-ered reasonable and necessary by DFI.

138 DFI 138.14 (8) (e) and (f )

DFI’s costs of examination or investigation of payday lender or related violation hearing.

Determined by DFI, to cover such costs.

138 DFI 138.14 (9r) (f ) Payday loan informational materials provided to payday lenders.

Determined by DFI, a reasonable fee for printed copies of such materials.

138 DFI 138.16 (1m) (b) Annual fee for certificate to make title loans. $5,000

139 DOR 139.03 (2x) (d) Late filing fee for intoxicating liquor floor tax return.

$10

139 DOR 139.06 (1) (a) Administrative fee for liquor tax returns. 11 cents per gallon.

139 DOR 139.25 (2) Late filing fee for delinquent beverage tax returns.

$10

139 DOR 139.315 (4) Late filing fee for cigarette inventory tax returns.

$10

139 DOR 139.38 (5) Late filing fee for a cigarette tax permittee. $10

139 DOR 139.82 (5) Late filing fee for a tobacco products permittee.

$10

145 DSPS 145.02 (3) (g) For the examination and approval of plans of plumbing systems.


145 DSPS 145.07 (10) Application for utility contractor’s license. DSPS establishes by rule.

145 DSPS 145.07 (11) Application for registration as pipelayer. DSPS establishes by rule.

145 DSPS 145.07 (12) Application for registration as cross-connection control tester.


145 DSPS 145.07 (2); 145.08 (1) (a) to (e)

Application for master or journeyman plumber’s examination, temporary permit, or license.


145 DSPS 145.08 (1) (f ) Administering master plumber’s (restricted) examination.




145 DSPS 145.08 (1) (g) Issuing master plumber’s license (restricted). DSPS establishes by rule.

145 DSPS 145.08 (1) (h) Administering journeyman plumber’s (restricted) examination.


145 DSPS 145.08 (1) (i) Issuing journeyman plumber’s license (restricted).


145 DSPS 145.08 (1) (k) Administering automatic fire sprinkler contractor’s examination.


145 DSPS 145.08 (1) (L) Issuing automatic fire sprinkler contractor’s license.


145 DSPS 145.08 (1) (Lm) Issuing automatic fire sprinkler—maintenance only registration.


145 DSPS 145.08 (1) (m) Administering journeyman automatic fire sprinkler fitter’s examination.


145 DSPS 145.08 (1) (n) Issuing journeyman automatic fire sprinkler fitter’s license.


145 DSPS 145.08 (1) (nm) Issuing automatic fire sprinkler fitter—maintenance only registration certificate.


145 DSPS 145.08 (1) (o) Issuing utility contractor’s license. DSPS establishes by rule.

145 DSPS 145.08 (1) (q) Issuing pipelayer’s registration. DSPS establishes by rule.

145 DSPS 145.08 (3) Registration fee to establish a record of beginning an apprenticeship as a plumber, automatic fire sprinkler system apprentice, or plumber learner (restricted).


145 DSPS 145.15 (3) Persons exempt from examination for credentials related to automatic fire sprinklers are required to pay appropriate license fee.

Not specified.

145 DSPS 145.18 Examination fees for credentials related to automatic fire sprinklers.

Not specified.

145 DSPS 145.19 (3) City, village, town, or county must forward to DSPS a portion of the fee received from a person who is issued a sanitary permit for a private on-site wastewater treatment system. The amount of the portion is determined in DSPS rules. The total amount of the fee is de-termined by the city, village, town, or county, but may not be less than an amount specified in DSPS rules. See s. 145.19 (2). The portion forwarded to DSPS is credited to the environ-mental fund for environmental management.

Not specified.

145 DSPS 145.19 (6) City, village, town, or county must collect a groundwater fee for each sanitary permit that it issues for a private on-site wastewater treatment system and forward the fee to DSPS for crediting to the environmental fund for environmental management.

$25



145 DSPS 145.26 (3) DSPS must require payment of fees established by rule for reviewing plans and specifications for swimming pools, water recreation attractions, and public swimming pool equipment.

Not specified.

150 DHS 150.13 Application fee for certain projects (except as stated in s. 150.46), including construction of a new nursing home; an increase in the bed capacity of a nursing home; a capital expenditure, other than a renovation or replacement, that exceeds $1,000,000 by or on behalf of a nursing home; an expenditure, other than a renovation or replacement, that exceeds $600,000 for clinical equipment by or on behalf of a nursing home; partial or total conversion of a nursing home to a facility primarily serving the developmentally disabled or of a facility primarily serving the developmentally disabled to a nursing home.

An application fee “equal to 0.37 percent of the estimated project cost, but not less than $1,850 and not more than $37,000.”

153 DHS 153.65 (1) User fees for the provision of data compila-tions and special reports based on the health care-related information collected by DHS.

Fee “shall be sufficient to fund the actual necessary and direct cost of the compilation or report.”

154 DHS 154.03 (2) Fee for preparation and distribution in quantities of a declaration to physicians form and accompanying information (including definitions of terms, witness restrictions, witness immunity, instructions to potential declarants, and explanation regarding filing with register in probate) to health care professionals, hospitals, nursing homes, county clerks and local bar associations and individually to private persons

The department may charge “a reasonable fee for the cost of preparation and distribution”

154 DHS 154.30 (8) (f ) Fee for preparation and distribution of copies of an authorization for final disposition form and accompanying information (including definitions of terms and instructions to potential declarants) in quantities to funeral directors, crematory authorities, cemetery authorities, hospitals, nursing homes, county clerks, and local bar associations and individually to private persons.


155 DHS 155.30 (3) Fee for preparation and distribution of copies of a power of attorney for health care instru-ment and accompanying information (includ-ing definitions of terms, witness restrictions, witness immunity, and explanation regarding filing with register in probate) for distribution in quantities to health care professionals, hospitals, nursing homes, multipurpose senior centers, county clerks, and local bar associa-tions and individually to private persons.


165 DOJ 165.28 (3) Training of school staff on school safety for a school that receives a grant under s. 165.88 (2) (b).

Set by department.



165 DOJ 165.785 (2) Providing information regarding known or suspected criminal activity, crime prevention, and missing or endangered persons from the integrated crime alert network to private sector actors.

Set by department.

165 DOJ 165.82 (1) (am) Criminal history searches for purposes unrelated to criminal justice or firearms possession.

For a record check that is not a fingerprint card record check and does not require a paper copy, $7.

165 DOJ 165.82 (1) (ar) Criminal history searches for purposes unrelated to criminal justice or firearms possession.

For fingerprint card record check requested by a governmental agency or nonprofit organization that does not require a paper copy, $15.

165 DOJ 165.82 (1m) Criminal history searches for purposes unrelated to criminal justice or firearms possession.

For a record check that is not a fingerprint card record check and that does require a paper copy, $12.

165 DOJ 165.82 (1m) Criminal history searches for purposes unrelated to criminal justice or firearms possession.

For fingerprint card record check requested by a governmental agency or nonprofit organization that does require a paper copy, $20.

165 DOJ 165.957 (4) (d) Participation in a frequent sobriety testing program.

Established by county in an amount that complies with DOJ rule and that the county determines are sufficient to fund the program.

165 DOJ 165.827 Rentals, use of terminals and related costs and associated services for access to information concerning law enforcement from the management of enforcement system.

Set by DOJ rule.

165 DOJ 165.79 (2) Compensating employees of the DOJ Crime laboratories for providing testimony in a civil action.

Ordered by judge of civil action; fee to be paid into state treasury.

167 DSPS 167.35 (2) (f ) Cigarette manufacturers must pay a fee when filing a required certification with DSPS that each brand class of cigarettes it sells in the state satisfies fire safety performance standards.

$1,000 for each brand family of cigarette listed in a certification.

168 DATCP 168.12 Petroleum inspection fee. 2 cents per gallon.

168 DATCP 168.23 (4) Fee to review plans and inspect tanks of flammable liquids.

Department shall establish by rule.

168 DATCP 168.23 (5) (a) Groundwater fee for tanks of flammable liquids.

$100

169 DNR 169.15 (1) (a) Class A captive wild animal farm license, initial and renewal.

Initial fee of $200; renewal fee of $100.

169 DNR 169.15 (1) (b) Class B captive wild animal farm license, initial and renewal.


169 DNR 169.18 (1) Wild fur farm license. $50

169 DNR 169.19 (1) Class A bird hunting preserve license, initial and renewal.


169 DNR 169.19 (1) Class B bird hunting preserve license, initial and renewal.




169 DNR 169.20 (1) Bird dog training license. $25

169 DNR 169.20 (2) (a) Hound dog training license. $25

169 DNR 169.20 (3) (a) Dog club training license. $100

169 DNR 169.21 (1) (a) Bird dog trial license. $25

169 DNR 169.21 (2) (a) Hound dog trial license. $25

169 DNR 169.23 Stocking license to purchase, possess, introduce, or stock wild animals.

$25

169 DNR 169.25 (1) (a) Scientific research license. $25

169 DNR 169.26 (1) Nonprofit educational exhibiting license. $25

169 DNR 169.27 (1) Nonresident temporary exhibiting license. $50

170 BCPL 170.12 (3) (g) Fee for 5-year permit to remove logs from certain submerged state lands.

$500

173 DATCP 173.27 (2) Fee for training courses for humane officers. Amount sufficient to recover costs of providing courses.

173 DATCP 173.27 (3) Fee to examine and certify humane officers. Department may establish by rule; amount sufficient to recover costs of certification.

173 DATCP 173.41 (3) Annual license fee for selling dogs or operating an animal shelter.

$125–$1,000 depending on the type of operation and the number of dogs involved; department may establish higher fees by rule if necessary to cover costs of license program.

173 DATCP 173.41 (6) (d) Fee for certain inspections of dog sellers and animal shelters.

$150; department may establish different fee by rule.

174 DATCP 174.09 (1) Dog license fees. 5 percent of local dog license fees that are collected are then deposited into the state treasury.

175 DOJ 175.35 (2i) Firearms restriction record search requested by a firearms dealer.

$10

175 DOJ 175.49 (5m) Verify eligibility for a certification card issued to former law enforcement officers (LEOSA).

Not to exceed the costs DOJ incurs in verifying eligibility or issuing/renewing.

175 DOJ 175.60 (7) (c) License fee for concealed carried weapons. Determined by DOJ by rule, equal to the cost of issuing the license, not to exceed $37.

175 DOJ 175.60 (7) (d) Background check for issuing a license to carry a concealed weapon.

Same as fee charged under 175.35 (2i), which is $10.

175 DOJ 175.60 (13) Fee to replace a lost, stolen, or destroyed license to carry a concealed weapon.

$12

175 DOJ 175.60 (15) (b) 4. a.

Fee to renew a license to carry a concealed weapon.

Determined by DOJ by rule, equal to the cost of renewing the license, not to exceed $12.

175 DOJ 175.60 (15) (b) 4. b.

Background check for renewing a license to carry a concealed weapon.

Same as fee charged under 175.35 (2i), which is $10.



178 DFI 178.012 Partnerships—fees associated with organizing a business entity as a partnership or registering a foreign partnership—fees for partnership filings, obtaining certified copies of partnership records, and obtaining certificate of partnership status.

Determined by DFI; DFI may charge larger fee if filing is in paper form and not electronic and DFI may also charge an expedited service fee determined by DFI except this fee is $500 for expedited processing within 1 hour and $250 for expedited processing within 4 hours.

179 DFI 179.03 (2) Limited partnerships—fee for reservation of limited partnership name.

$10, or larger amount determined by DFI if filing is in paper form; or $20 if done by telephone application; and $10 for transfer of name or large amount determined by DFI if transfer is filed in paper form.

179 DFI 179.04 (2) Limited partnerships—fee for service on DFI if limited partnership lacks agent for service.

$10

179 DFI 179.046 (1) (a), (3)

Limited partnerships—fee for filing statement of change of registered agent or office, or of change of name of agent or address of office.

$10

179 DFI 179.11 (1) (intro.)

Limited partnerships—fee for filing certificate of limited partnership to form limited partnership.

$70, or larger amount determined by DFI if filing is in paper form.

179 DFI 179.12 (1) (in-tro), 179.185 (1)

Limited partnerships—fee for filing amendment to certificate of limited partnership or restated certificate.


179 DFI 179.13 (intro.) Limited partnerships—fee for filing certificate of cancellation of limited partnership.


179 DFI 179.16 (5) Limited partnerships—fee for expedited processing of any filing.

Determined by DFI, except this fee is $500 for expedited processing within 1 hour and $250 for expedited processing within 4 hours.

179 DFI 179.24 (1) (b) Limited partnerships—fee for filing certificate declaring withdrawal of limited partner.


179 DFI 179.76 (5) (intro.), (7)

Limited partnerships—fee for filing certificate of conversion to new business entity.


179 DFI 179.77 (5) (in-tro.) and (5m)

Limited partnerships—fee for filing articles of merger into new business entity.


179 DFI 179.82 (intro.) Limited partnerships—fee for filing registration of foreign limited partnership.


179 DFI 179.85 Limited partnerships—fee for filing correction or amendment of foreign limited partnership registration.

$15

179 DFI 179.86 (1) Limited partnerships—fee for filing cancellation of foreign limited partnership registration.


179 DFI 179.88 Limited partnerships—fee for receiving substitute service of process on foreign limited partnership.

Determined by DFI.



180 DFI 180.0122 (1) (a) to (yr), (5)

Business corporations—fees associated with organizing a business entity as a corporation or registering a foreign corporation—fees for filing various documents with DFI.

Statutes list 30 separate filing fees in s. 180.0122 (1), including: $100 for articles of incorporation; $50 for corporate name registration; $40 for amendment or restatement of articles of incorporation; $150 for articles of merger or certificate of conversion; $10 for statement of change of registered office; $25 for annual report of domestic corporation; $100 (plus capital-based fee subject to exceptions) for foreign corporation certificate of authority; $65 for foreign corporation annual report. For any of these fees, DFI may charge a larger amount determined by DFI if filing is in paper form.

180 DFI 180.0122 (1) (z) Business corporations—fee for obtaining certificate or statement of corporate status.

Determined by DFI.

180 DFI 180.0122 (2) Business corporations—fee for DFI to receive service of process on corporation/foreign corporation.

Determined by DFI.

180 DFI 180.0122 (4) Business corporations—fee for expedited processing of any filing or request for certificate or statement of status.

Determined by DFI, except this fee is $500 for expedited processing of filing within 1 hour and $250 for expedited processing of filing within 4 hours.

181 DFI 181.0122 (1) (a) to (z), (5)

Nonprofit corporations—fees associated with organizing a business entity as a nonprofit corporation or registering a foreign nonprofit corporation—fees for filing various documents with DFI.

Statutes list 28 separate filing fees in s. 181.0122 (1), including: $35 for articles of incorporation; $25 for corporate name registration; $25 for amendment or restatement of articles of incorporation; $150 for articles of merger or certificate of conversion; $10 for statement of change of registered office; $10 for annual report of domestic corporation; $45 for foreign nonprofit corporation certificate of authority; $15 for foreign nonprofit corporation annual report. For any of these fees, DFI may charge a larger amount determined by DFI if filing is in paper form.

181 DFI 181.0122 (1) (zm)

Nonprofit corporations—fee for obtaining certificate or statement of corporate status.

Determined by DFI.

181 DFI 181.0122 (2) Nonprofit corporations—fee for DFI to receive service of process on corporation/foreign corporation.

Determined by DFI.

181 DFI 181.0122 (4) Nonprofit corporations—fee for expedited processing of any filing or request for certificate or statement of status.




182 DFI 182.01 (4) (a) Fees for providing copies (including certified copies) of records filed with or kept by DFI or for providing electronic access to DFI records/databases.

Determined by DFI.

182 DFI 182.01 (4) (b) Fees for issuing certificates or statements relating to the results of record or file searches.

Determined by DFI.

182 DFI 182.01 (4) (c) Fees for processing service of process, notice, or demand served on DFI.

Determined by DFI.

182 DFI 182.01 (4) (d) Fees for expedited processing of filing with DFI.


182 DFI 182.01 (4) (e) and (f )

Fees for expedited processing of request for copies of DFI records or electronic access to DFI records/databases or certificates or statements.

Determined by DFI.

183 DFI 183.0114 (1) (a) to (s), (v), (w), (3)

Limited liability companies (LLCs)—fees associated with organizing a business entity as an LLC or registering a foreign LLC—fees for filing various documents with DFI.

Statutes list 22 separate filing fees in s. 183.0114 (1), including: $130 for articles of organization (with an exception); $50 for LLC name registration; $40 for amendment of articles of organization; $150 for articles of merger or certificate of conversion; $10 for statement of change of registered office; $25 for annual report of domestic LLC; $100 for registration of foreign LLC; $65 for foreign LLC annual report. For any of these fees, DFI may charge a larger amount determined by DFI if filing is in paper form.

183 DFI 183.0114 (1) (t) LLCs—fee for obtaining certificate or statement of LLC status.

Determined by DFI.

183 DFI 183.0114 (1) (u) LLCs—fee for expedited processing of any filing or request for certificate or statement of status.


184 DFI 184.10 (4) Unincorporated nonprofit associations—fee for filing a statement appointing an agent to receive service of process, or amending such a statement, or statement of resignation of agent.

$15, except DFI may charge a larger amount determined by DFI if filing is in paper form.

185 DFI 185.48 (4), (6) Cooperatives—fee for filing untimely annual report with DFI, and to restore good standing after failure to file annual report.

$26, except DFI may charge a larger amount determined by DFI if filing is in paper form; to restore good standing, an additional fee of $15 for each year it was not in good standing, not exceeding a total of $176.



185 DFI 185.83 (1) (a), (b), (bm), (c ), (e), (g), and (1m)

Cooperatives (incorporated cooperatives)—fees associated with organizing a business entity as a cooperative—fees for filing various documents with DFI.

Articles of incorporation of a cooper-ative: $25 for a nonstock cooperative and the greater of $25 or $1.25 for each $1,000 of authorized stock; amendment to or restatement of the articles, $10; articles of merger, $30; articles of dis-solution, $5; annual report, $15; report identifying officers and directors, $3. For any of these fees, DFI may charge a larger amount determined by DFI if filing is in paper form.

185 DFI 185.83 (1) (d) Cooperatives—fee for DFI to receive service of process, notice, or demand.

Determined by DFI.

185 DFI 185.83 (1) (h) Cooperatives—fee for expedited processing of filing with DFI.


186 DFI—OCU 186.02 (1), (4) (a) and (b)

Credit unions—fee for filing articles of incorporation and bylaws.

Articles of incorporation and bylaws: $100; amendment of articles or bylaws: $50.

186 DFI—OCU 186.235 (14) (a), (b), (c)

Credit unions—assessment against credit unions for their supervision and examinations and charges for specific examinations.

Amount determined by DFI (Office of Credit Unions in DFI), subject to approval of the Credit Union Review Board; this annual assessment paid by each credit union represents “as nearly as practicable its fair share of the maintenance of the office of credit unions;” in addition to the annual assessment, each credit union is charged for the cost of its examination, with the examination charge determined by DFI (OCU) to cover its cost of examination.

186 DFI—OCU 186.41 (4) (e) Credit unions—fee for out-of-state credit union applying to merge with or acquire WI credit union.

$1,000 together with the actual costs incurred by OCU in holding any hearing on the application.

190 DFI 190.01 (2) Fees for amending railroad articles of incorporation to authorize issuance of redeemable preference shares for sale to the U.S. secretary of transportation.

$15 per amendment plus $1 for each $100,000 of par value redeemable preference shares.

190 OCR 190.11 (3) Fee for filing of conveyance by a railroad. $1 per page filed.

190 OCR 190.11 (4) Fee for real estate transfer by a railroad. Same as rate under s. 77.22.

193 DFI 193.111 (1) (a), (b), (c), (d), (g), and (2)

Cooperatives (unincorporated cooperative associations)—fees associated with organizing a business entity as a cooperative—fees for filing various documents with DFI.

Articles of organization of a cooper-ative: $25 for a nonstock cooperative and the greater of $25 or $1.25 for each $1,000 of authorized stock; amendment to or restatement of the articles, $25; articles of merger, $30; articles of dis-solution, $5; report identifying officers and directors, $3. For any of these fees, DFI may charge a larger amount deter-mined by DFI if filing is in paper form.



193 DFI 193.111 (1) (e) Cooperatives—fee for DFI to receive service of process, notice, or demand.

Determined by DFI.

193 DFI 193.111 (1) (h) Cooperatives—fee for expedited processing of filing with DFI.


193 DFI 193.231 Cooperatives—curative filing fee if DFI finds a cooperative made an erroneous filing and DFI revokes and expunges the erroneous filing and authorizes a curative document to be filed.

$500

194 DOT 194.04 (1) (b) Application fee for certificate to operate in intrastate commerce.

$500 for carrier of property, $50 for carrier of passengers.

194 DOT 194.04 (1) (c) Application fee for license to operate in intrastate commerce.

$500

194 DOT 194.04 (4) (a) Annual permit fee for motor vehicles operated for hire in intrastate commerce for carrying passengers.

$5

194 DOT 194.04 (4) (b) Annual permit fee for motor vehicles operated for hire in intrastate commerce for carrying property.

$5

194 DOT 194.04 (4) (c) Annual permit fee for motor vehicles operated for hire in intrastate commerce by contract carriers.

$5

194 DOT 194.407 (1) Annual fee for vehicle subject to unified carrier registration system.


195 OCR 195.45(3) Filing fee for application for certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate as water common carrier.

$40

195 OCR 195.45 (3) Filing fee for certificate for common carriers of property or passengers by water.

$40

196 PSC and DOR

196.025(6) Police and fire protection fee collected from customers by providers of active retail voice communications service. Fees are deposited in the police and fire protection fund and used for shared revenue payments.

Monthly subscribers: $0.75 (monthly). Prepaid wireless plan purchasers: $0.38 (one-time).

196 PSC 196.203(5) PSC authorized to establish a schedule of fees paid by alternative telecommunications utilities for certifications, recertifications, or other determinations made by PSC.

Amount and calculation not specified in statute.

196 PSC 196.206(2) Providers of interconnected voice over Internet protocol (VOIP) service must make contributions to the state’s universal service fund (USF).

Contributions are based on revenues from providing intrastate interconnected VOIP service. See discussion of s. 196.218 (3) below.



196 PSC 196.218(3) The PSC must require telecommunications providers to make contributions to the state’s USF, which is used to fund a variety of programs related to achieving universal access to telecommunications service.

The PSC must designate by rule the different classes of telecommunications providers and rate of contribution for each class. The contributions by all telecommunications providers must be sufficient to generate the amounts appropriated for each program that is funded by the USF.

196 PSC 196.495(7) The PSC may assess its expenditures for proceedings involving duplication of electric service against cooperative authorities involved in those proceedings.

Not specified.

196 PSC 196.499(1)(e) The PSC may require telecommunications carriers to contribute to the state’s USF.

See discussion of s. 196.218 (3) above.

196 PSC 196.84 The PSC may assess its expenditures to regu-late public utility holding companies against holding companies and nonutility affiliates.

Not specified.

196 PSC 196.85(1) The PSC may require public utilities and other persons under its jurisdiction to pay the PSC’s expenditures in proceedings that involve the public utility or other person. This power is referred to as direct assessment.

Total annual assessment may not exceed four-fifths of 1.0 percent of the public utility’s or other person’s gross operating revenues derived from intra-state operations in the previous year.

196 PSC 196.85(2) The PSC must annually assess its expenditures in regulating public utilities and other persons under its jurisdiction against public utilities and those persons. This power is referred to as indirect assessment.

The PSC allocates the assessments in proportion to a public utility’s or other person’s gross operating revenues derived from intrastate operations in the previous year.

196 PSC 196.855 The PSC may assess its expenses in regulating a municipality against the municipality in the same manner as assessments against public utilities.

Not specified.

196 PSC 196.857(1m) To fund the PSC’s stray voltage program, the PSC must make assessments on electric utilities with annual gross operating revenues relating to electricity that exceed $100 million.

Electric utilities are assessed in proportion to their annual gross operating revenues related to electricity.

196 PSC 196.857(2m) PSC must require an electric cooperative or public utility that is not assessed under s. 196.85 (1m) to pay fees for a stray voltage investigation conducted by the PSC at the request of the cooperative or utility.

PSC must establish fee schedule by rule.

196 PSC 196.857(2g) PSC allowed to charge reasonable fees to farmers for stray voltage services.

PSC must establish fee schedule in rule and fees may not exceed $300 per farm.

196 PSC 196.857(2k) For its stray voltage program, the PSC is allowed to charge fees for services other than on-farm site-related services.

Fees may not exceed actual costs of services.

196 PSC 196.858 PSC must annually assess local exchange and interexchange telecommunications utilities for the cost of a telephone accessibility service for disabled individuals (telephone relay service).

The PSC allocates the assessments in proportion to a telecommunications utility’s gross operating revenues in the previous year.



196 PSC 196.859 PSC must annually assess telecommunications utilities to pay the cost of DOJ and DATCP regulation of telecommunications utility trade practices.

The PSC allocates the assessments in proportion to a telecommunications utility’s gross operating revenues in the previous year.

196 PSC 196.491(3g) Annual impact and one-time environmental impact fees paid to DOA by a person to whom the PSC issues a certificate of public convenience and necessity for a high-voltage transmission line of 345 kV or more. (See also s. 16.969 (2) (a).)

Annual impact fee is equal to 0.3 percent of transmission line cost and one-time fee is equal to 5 percent of that cost.

201 PSC 201.10(3) PSC may require public service corporations to pay PSC expenses for investigations and property appraisals related to applications by such corporations to issue securities.

Not specified.

202 DFI 202.021 (2) (b) Fee to cover costs of investigating applicant for registration as a charitable organization, fund-raising counsel, professional fund-raiser, professional employer organization, or professional employer group if the applicant has a criminal record.

Determined by DFI, to cover its costs.

202 DFI 202.031 (1) Fee for wall certificate issued to registered charitable organization, fund-raising counsel, professional fund-raiser, professional employer organization, or professional employer group.

$10

202 DFI 202.041 (1), (2) Fees for initial registration and for registration renewal, including late fees for charitable organization, fund-raising counsel, professional fund-raiser, professional employer organization, or professional employer group.

Determined by DFI, based on DFI’s administrative and enforcement costs; fee adjustments are subject to 14-day passive review by the Joint Committee on Finance.

202 DFI 202.051 (1) Service charge for payment of fee by credit or debit card.

Determined by DFI, but sufficient to cover DFI’s cost in permitting payment by credit or debit card.

202 DFI 202.051 (5) Reinstatement fee to reinstate cancelled registration.

$30

202 DFI 202.26 Fees for any service provided by DFI related to professional employer organizations or groups.

Determined by DFI, a reasonable amount necessary to cover the cost of providing the service.

214 DFI 214.085 (2) Savings banks—fees assessed against savings bank holding companies.

Determined by DFI, in an amount necessary to cover DFI’s costs related to registration, examination, and supervision of savings bank holding companies.

214 DFI 214.17 (5) Savings banks—fees related to out-of-state savings bank or holding company merging with or acquiring in-state savings bank.

$1,000, together with DFI’s actual costs in holding any hearing on the applica-tion.

214 DFI 214.24 (4), 214.27 (1)

Savings banks—fee to organize a savings bank (for savings bank charter).

$1,000 application fee, plus $500 fee for issuance of certificate of incorporation.



214 DFI 214.655 (2) (intro.)

Savings banks—application fee to form an interim institution for purpose of corporate restructuring.

$1,000

214 DFI 214.715 (1) (h); 214.772 (5)

Savings banks—fees related to supervision of savings banks, including annual fees, application fees, regular and special examination fees and other fees that relate to DFI’s responsibilities; includes foreign savings banks.

Determined by DFI; DFI must “establish a reasonable fee structure, subject to approval of the [savings institutions] review board, for savings banks and savings bank holding companies and for their service corporations and subsidiaries”; fees collected must be used for DFI’s expenses.

214 DFI 214.772 (4) (a) (intro.)

Savings banks—application fee for foreign savings bank for certificate of authority to do business in state.

$500

215 DFI 215.02 (14) (a) Savings and loan associations (S&Ls)—fees for copies of DFI records or DFI publications.

Determined by DFI.

215 DFI 215.02 (16) (a), 215.33 (4)

S&Ls—annual fee assessed against S&Ls; includes foreign S&Ls.

Determined by DFI and the savings institutions review board, but not exceeding 12 cents per $1,000 of assets.

215 DFI 215.02 (16) (c), (d)

S&Ls—examination fees and special examination fees.

Determined by DFI; examination fees set by DFI and the savings institutions review board on per-hour basis for DFI services; special examination fees in amount of DFI’s costs related to special examination.

215 DFI 215.03 (8) S&Ls—application fee to establish branch office of S&L.

$500

215 DFI 215.33 (3) (a) S&Ls—application fee for foreign S&L for certificate of authority to do business in state.

$500

215 DFI 215.36 (5) (e) S&Ls—fees related to out-of-state S&L or holding company merging with or acquiring in-state S&L.

$1,000, together with DFI’s actual costs in holding any hearing on the application.

215 DFI 215.40 (5), (15) S&L—fees for organizing as a mutual S&L. $200 for application fee; $50 for certificate of incorporation.

215 DFI 215.60 (5) S&L—fees for organizing as a capital stock S&L.

$500 for application fee, plus amount determined by DFI for direct costs incurred by DFI or savings institutions review board “for any transcripts of hearings, per diems and travel expenses.”

215 DFI 215.64 (1) S&L—charge for costs of examination of S&L holding company.

Determined by DFI.

217 DFI 217.05 (5) (c), (d)

Seller of checks (including money transmitter)—fees related to license application.

Annual license fee of $500 plus $5 for each location, with maximum annual fee of $1,500; $300 investigation fee in connection with initial application, plus DFI’s additional costs of investigation if they exceed $300.

217 DFI 217.10 (2) Seller of checks—costs of examination and investigation of seller of checks/licensee.

Determined by DFI.



218 DFI 218.0114 (4), (16)

Sales finance company (involves motor vehicle credit sales)—fees related to license application.

Annual fee based on the gross volume of licensee business (purchases of retail installment contracts and consumer leases of motor vehicles)—$50 for gross volume of $100,000 or less; additional $15 on each $100,000 over $100,000; $300 investigation fee in connection with initial application, plus DFI’s additional costs of investigation if they exceed $300.

218 DFI 218.0114 (14) (g) 1., (21)

Motor vehicle dealer that is not also a sales finance company—annual fee to DFI.

$10

218 DFI 218.0116 (5) Sales finance company—costs of DFI’s examination or inspection of sales finance company.

Determined by DFI.

218 DFI 218.02 (2) (b) Adjustment service companies (debt negotiation/reduction assistance)—fees related to license application.

Annual license fee of $200; $200 inves-tigation fee in connection with initial application, plus DFI’s additional costs of investigation if they exceed $200.

218 DFI 218.02 (7) (c) Adjustment service companies—costs of DFI’s examination or investigation of such companies.

Determined by DFI.

218 DFI 218.04 (3) (b) Collection agencies—fees related to license application.

Annual license fee of $200; $1,000 in-vestigation fee in connection with initial application, plus DFI’s additional costs of investigation if they exceed $1,000.

218 DFI 218.04 (3) (c) Persons employed by a collection agency as a collector or solicitor—fees related to license application.

$15

218 DFI 218.04 (7) (b) Collection agencies—costs of DFI’s examination or investigation of collection agencies.

Determined by DFI; costs may be recovered by DFI for only one examination or investigation per year unless additional examination or investigation reveals violation.

218 DFI 218.05 (3), (11) (intro.)

Community currency exchanges (check cashers)—fees related to license application.

Annual license fee of $300; $300 investi-gation fee, plus DFI’s additional costs of investigation if they exceed $300.

218 DFI 218.05 (14) (c) 2. Community currency exchanges—costs of DFI’s examination or investigation of community currency exchanges.

Determined by DFI.

218 DOT 218.0114 (14) (a)

Motor vehicle dealer license. $20 for each office or branch, plus $1 for each used motor vehicle lot in the same municipality not adjacent to the office or branch, multiplied by number of years of license period.

218 DOT 218.0114 (14) (b)

Motor vehicle manufacturer license. $20, plus $20 for each factory branch, multiplied by number of years of license period.

218 DOT 218.0114 (14) (c)

Motor vehicle distributor or wholesaler license.

Same as fee for motor vehicle dealer license.



218 DOT 218.0114 (14) (e)

Motor vehicle salesperson license. $4 multiplied by number of years of license period.

218 DOT 218.0114 (14) (f ) Motor vehicle factory representative or distributor branch representative license.

$4 multiplied by number of years of license period.

218 DOT 218.0114 (14) (fm)

Motor vehicle buyer license. $6 multiplied by number of years of license period.

218 DOT 218.0114 (23) Motor vehicle salesperson exam fee. $5

218 DOT 218.11 (2) (c) Recreational vehicle dealer license. $50 multiplied by number of years of license period.

218 DOT 218.12 (2) (c) Recreational vehicle salesperson license. $4 multiplied by number of years of license period.

218 DOT 218.22 (2) (c) Salvage dealer license. $75 multiplied by number of years of license period.

218 DOT 218.32 (2) (c) Motor vehicle auction dealer license. $50 multiplied by number of years of license period.

218 DOT 218.41 (2m) (b) Moped dealer license. Fee established by rule but not to exceed $50 multiplied by number of years of license period.

218 DOT 218.51 (3) (c) Buyer identification card. Established by rule.

220 DFI 220.05 (2) State banks and trust company banks—annual assessment “for the maintenance of the functions of” DFI.

Amount determined by the banking review board, but not exceeding 8 cents per $1,000 of resources for the first $5,000,000 and 6 cents per $1,000 for all resources over $5,000,000.

220 DFI 220.05 (1), (5), (6)

State banks and trust company banks—costs of DFI’s examination of these banks.

Determined by DFI.

221 DFI 221.0105 State banks—fees for filing documents and for other services provided by DFI applicable to a state bank.

Determined by DFI.

221 DFI 221.0202 (3), 221.0206 (4)

State banks—fees related to application to incorporate as a state bank.

Application fee determined by DFI; actual costs of DFI’s investigation of applicant, as determined by DFI; fee determined by DFI when articles of incorporation are filed.

221 DFI 221.0218 State banks—fees related to a national bank’s reorganization as a state bank.

Fee determined by DFI; plus DFI’s actual costs of investigation.

221 DFI 221.0302 (6) State banks—application fee to establish or transfer a branch bank.

Determined by DFI.

221 DFI 221.0316 (2) (a) State banks—fee related to application for permission to exercise trust powers.

Determined by DFI.

221 DFI 221.0526 (1) State banks—cost of examination of holding company of state bank.

Determined by DFI.

221 DFI 221.0701, 221.0702 (5)

State banks—fee for application for approval of merger, consolidation, or share exchange.

Determined by DFI.

221 DFI 221.0901 (3) (c) 2. c., (4) (b), (c)

State banks—fees related to application for DFI approval to acquire a state bank or state bank holding company.

Application fee determined by DFI; actual costs of DFI’s investigation and hearing on the application.



221 DFI 221.0903 (7) State banks—assessments against out-of-state banks for in-state branches.

Determined by DFI.

221 DFI 221.1006 State banks—fee for providing certified copy records filed with DFI.

A “reasonable fee as determined by the banking review board.”

222 DFI 222.0105 Universal banks (state banks, savings banks, or S&Ls with expanded authority)—fees for filing documents and for other services provided by DFI applicable to a universal bank.

Determined by DFI.

222 DFI 222.0307 (2) (intro.)

Universal banks—fee for application for approval to merge with, acquire, or be acquired by another financial institution.

Determined by DFI.

223 DFI 223.09 Trust company banks—assessment of capital stock.

Assessed in the same manner as state banks. (See 220.05 (2) above.)

223 DFI 223.105 (3) (b) Financial institutions with trust powers—costs of examinations.

Determined by DFI (or OCU).

223 DFI 223.12 (2) Foreign trust company—fee for DFI receiving service of process.

Determined by DFI.

223 DFI 223.12 (4) (c) Foreign trust company—fee for application to DFI for certificate of authority to do business in state.

Determined by DFI; “reasonable fees…for the services of” DFI.

224 DFI 224.30 (3) DFI “may establish fees to be paid by members of the public for accessing or using its computer databases, computer networks or computer systems.

These fees “shall be based upon the reasonable cost of the service provided by [DFI], together with a reasonable share of the costs of developing and maintaining [DFI’s] computer databases, computer networks and computer systems.”

224 DFI 224.72 (2) (am), (7) (am), (8)

Mortgage bankers and mortgage brokers—fees related to license application.

Determined by DFI.

224 DFI 224.722 (1), (6) Fee for application by financial institution to be a “registered entity” that may employ a mortgage loan originator.

Determined by DFI (same as fee for mortgage banker).

224 DFI 224.722 (3), (6) Fee for application by “registered entity” for registration of a branch office employing a mortgage loan originator.

Determined by DFI (same as fee for branch office of mortgage banker).

224 DFI 224.725 (2) (a), (5) (a), (8)

Mortgage loan originators—fees related to license application.

Determined by DFI, but not less than $250 annually.

224 DFI 224.728 (1) (a) Mortgage loan originators—fees required by the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System and Registry (NMLSR) related to licensing or transactions.

DFI must participate in the NMLSR and may require mortgage loan originators to pay fees as provided under the NMLSR.

224 DFI 224.73 (3) (a) Mortgage loan originators—fee to transfer association to different mortgage banker or mortgage broker or registered entity.

Determined by DFI.

224 DFI 224.74 (2) (c) Mortgage bankers, mortgage brokers, mortgage loan originators—costs of investigation or examination.

Determined by DFI; “a reasonable fee for the costs of conducting the investigation or examination.”

224 DFI 224.93 (5), 224.94

Nondepository lender (small business loans)—fees related to license application.

Application fee determined by DFI; “actual cost” of investigation related to license application.



224 DFI 224.97 Nondepository lender—costs of examination. Determined by DFI; “a reasonable fee for the costs of conducting the examination.”

226 DFI 226.14 (3) Common law trust (investment trust)—fees related to filing the declaration of trust with DFI.

$50 to file declaration of trust and $15 for each amendment to it; plus additional “fee of $1 for each $1,000 of beneficial certificates sold or offered for sale in this state.”

226 DFI 226.14 (4) Common law trust (investment trust)—fees related to filing annual report with DFI.

$5 annual report filing fee; also various fees associated with late filing of annual report.

227 All 227.44 (8) Transcript fee for administrative proceedings. “Reasonable compensatory fee” by rule.


230.45 (3) WERC must establish a fee schedule for persons filing appeals with the commission.

WERC promulgates rules.


230.45 (3) Filing of appeals of employee grievances and personnel decisions.

Not specified.

231 WHEDA 231.03(7) and 231.08(4)(b)

The authority is allowed to charge and collect rates, rents, fees, and charges for services and facilities.

Not specified.

232 Bradley cen-ter sports and enter-tainment corporation

232.05(4) The corporation may charge a reasonable fee for providing copies of minutes of board of directors meetings and contracts.

Not specified.

234 WHEDA 234.03(11) The authority is authorized to collect fees and charges on mortgage, economic development, and airport development loans for the purpose of paying all or a portion of authority costs.

Not specified.

234 WEDC 234.84(5)(b) The corporation is allowed to charge a premium, fee, or other charge to a borrower under the job training loan guarantee program for administration of the loan guarantee.

Not specified.

234 WHEDA 234.91(4) The authority is allowed to charge a guarantee origination fee on every loan guaranteed under the farm assets reinvestment management loan guarantee program. Fees are deposited in the Wisconsin development reserve fund.

A fee may not exceed 1.5 percent of a loan’s guaranteed principal.

234 WHEDA 234.92 The authority is allowed to establish premiums, fees or other charges for providing financial assistance under programs guaranteed by the Wisconsin development reserve fund.

Not specified.

236 DOA; DSPS; DOT

236.12 (7) Service fees for costs of activities and services provided by the department related to plats.

Each department establishes a schedule of fees by rule.



238 WEDC 238.127(2)(h) The corporation may charge reasonable fees for training, technical assistance, and information on the revitalization of business areas that the corporation provides to municipalities that do not participate in the state main street program.

Not specified.

238 WEDC 238.15(3)(e) The corporation may charge any person who sells or transfers an early stage seed investment credit.

Fee may not exceed 5 percent of the amount of the credit.

244 DHS 244.63 For the cost of preparation and distribution of the Wisconsin statutory power of attorney for finances and property form.

What DHS determines to be reasonable for the cost of preparation and distribution of the forms.

250 DHS 250.04 (3m) Provision and analysis of public health information.

DHS may charge reasonable fee.

253 DHS 253.13 (2) Congenital disorder testing. Set by rule.

253 DHS 253.06 (5) Enforcement assessment for violations of WIC (women, infants and children nutrition program) statutes.

50 percent of forfeiture or recoupment.

254 DHS 254.176 (3) (e) Certification of a person who performs lead hazard reduction or a lead management activity or who supervises the performance of any lead hazard reduction or lead management activity.

Determined by DHS.

254 DHS 254.178 (2) (d) Accreditation of lead training courses and approving lead instructors.

Determined by DHS by rule.

254 DHS 254.178 (3) Providing lists of all lead training courses accredited and all lead instructors approved.

DHS allowed to charge fee to cover costs of providing lists.

254 DHS 254.181 (1) Issuance of certificates of lead-free status or lead-safe status. Fees under this section may not exceed actual costs of issuance and of s. 254.179. The department shall review the fees every 2 years and adjust the fees to reflect the actual costs.

$50 for issuance of a certificate of lead-free status; $25 for issuance of a certificate of lead-safe status; fees may not exceed actual costs of issuance and must be reviewed every 2 years and adjusted to reflect the actual costs.

254 DHS 254.20 (5) (a) 1. Issuance, or annual renewal, of a certification card for asbestos abatement activity.

$50

254 DHS 254.20 (5) (a) 2. Issuance, or annual renewal, of a certification card for performance of an inspection for asbestos-containing material or design of an asbestos response action.

$150

254 DHS 254.20 (5) (a) 3. Issuance, or annual renewal, of a certification card for supervising the performance of any asbestos abatement activity.

$100

254 DHS 254.20 (5) (a) 4. Issuance, or annual renewal, of a certification card for performance of the development of an asbestos management plan.

$100

254 DHS 254.20 (8) Training course conducted by DHS that is necessary to prepare persons for an asbestos-related certification.

DHS may charge fee that does not exceed the actual cost of the course.



254 DHS 254.35 (3) (b) and (c)

Annual registration of ionizing radiation site that serves physicians or osteopaths and clinics, chiropractors, hospitals, podiatrists, or veterinarians.

At least $36 per site; and at least $44 for each X-ray tube. Late renewal fee of $25.

254 DHS 254.35 (3) (d) Annual registration of ionizing radiation site that serves dentists.


254 DHS 254.35 (3) (f ) Annual registration of ionizing radiation site at an industrial, school, research project, or other site (other than medical listed in paragraph (b) or (c)).


254 DHS 254.35 (3) (fm) Annual registration for generally licensed ionizing radiation devices that are not exempted by DHS.

At least $100 for each site; and at least $50 for each device that contains a specified amount of a radioactive element (see s. 254.35 (3) (fm)). Late renewal fee of $25.

254 DHS 254.365 (5) License issuance, maintenance, amendment, recognition, or termination for possession, use, or disposal of radioactive material.

Prescribed by DHS by rule; late renewal fee of 25 percent of renewal fee allowed.

254 DHS 254.41 Annual fee to finance radiation monitoring of nuclear power plants.

$30,000 per nuclear power plant.

255 DHS 255.04 (6) Disclosure of cancer registry to a researcher. Reasonable fee allowed.

256 DHS 256.15 (5) License or training permit for ambulance service providers or emergency medical services practitioners.

Reasonable fee allowed (some individuals may not be charged a fee).

279 DNR 279.04 (2) Reimbursement for costs to organize and operate the Lower Fox River Remediation Authority.

Amount equal to the amount expended by the authority.

280 DNR 280.15 (1) (d) 1. Annual registration fee for drilling business. $50

280 DNR 280.15 (1) (d) 2. Annual registration fee for pump installing business.

$25

280 DNR 280.15 (1) (d) 3. Annual registration fee for joint drilling and pump installing business.

$75

280 DNR 280.15 (1) (e) Fee for late payment of drilling/pump installing business registration.

$15

280 DNR 280.15 (2m) (c) 1.

Annual driller license fee. $50

280 DNR 280.15 (2m) (c) 2.

Annual pump installer license fee. $25

280 DNR 280.15 (2m) (d) Fee for late payment of application for annual driller/pump installer license.

$15

280 DNR 280.15 (3g) (a) Annual registration fee for drilling rig operator.

$25

280 DNR 280.15 (3g) (d) Fee for late payment of application for annual registration as drilling rig operator.

$15

280 DNR 280.21 (3) Fee for training and technical assistance to implement county ordinances on well drilling, heat exchange drilling, and pump installing.

Amount not to exceed the department’s actual costs of providing the services.



281 DNR 281.17 (2) Fee for providing equipment and services relating to chemical treatment of waters to suppress nuisance-producing organisms.

Amount sufficient to reimburse department for actual costs.

281 DNR 281.17 (3) Fee for examining and certifying operators of water systems, wastewater treatment plants, and septage servicing vehicles.

Amount not specified by statute.

281 DNR 281.19 (7) Reimbursement for department’s actions if a person does not comply with an order relating to pollution abatement, the safe drinking water program, or nuisances created by a water and sewerage system or sewage and refuse disposal plants.

Actual costs.

281 DNR 281.34 (2) Application fee for approval to construct or withdraw from a high capacity well.

$500

281 DNR 281.34 (3) (a) Fee for notifying department of construction of non-high capacity well.

$50

281 DNR 281.34 (3) (c) Fee for processing a notification of construction of non-high capacity well.

50 cents

281 Geat Lakes Council

281.343 (3) (c) 1. Application fees for proposals that require Great Lakes Council approval (paid to council).

Council may establish by regulation after public notice and public hearing.

281 DNR 281.346 (12) (a) Annual fee for water supply systems that can withdraw 100,000 gallons of water per day from waters of the state.

$125; department may establish different amount by rule; no more than $1,000 per year.

281 DNR 281.346 (12) (b) Annual fee for person who withdraws more than 50,000,000 gallons per year from the Great Lakes basin.


281 DNR 281.346 (12) (d) $5,000 plus the amount of any fees imposed on the state by the Great Lakes Council or regional body related to reviewing the proposed diversion.

281 DNR 281.35 (5) (f ) Application fee for approval to withdraw more than 2,000,000 gallons of water a day from waters of the state.

Department shall establish a graduated fee schedule by rule. (See s. 281.35 (10) (a) 5.)

281 DNR 281.35 (6) (g) Fee for approved withdrawals of more than 2,000,000 gallons of water a day from waters of the state.

Department shall establish a graduated fee schedule by rule. (See s. 281.35 (10) (a) 5.)

281 DNR 281.36 (3g) (h) 1.

Application fee to discharge under a wetland general permit.

$500 (see s. 281.36 (12) (a)); department may establish higher fee if necessary to meet costs (see s. 281.36 (12) (c) 3.); fee doubled if discharge begins before application (see s. 281.36 (12) (c) 2.).

281 DNR 281.36 (3g) (h) 1.

Surcharge to proceed under certain wetland general permits.

Set annually by the department; may not exceed 50 percent of the market price for the equivalent purchase of credits from a mitigation bank; see s. 281.36 (11) (a).



281 DNR 281.36 (3m) (a) Application fee for wetland individual permit. $800 (see s. 281.36 (12) (a)); department may establish higher amount if neces-sary to meet costs (see s. 281.36 (12) (c) 3.); fee doubled if discharge begins be-fore application (see s. 281.36 (12) (c) 2.).

281 DNR 281.36 (3p) (d) 2m.

Fee for publishing notice of wetland individual permit application.

Average cost to department for publishing class 1 notices under ch. 985.

281 DNR 281.36 (3r) (e) In lieu fee subprogram (payments to department to restore or create wetlands).

Department shall establish requirements for calculating the in lieu fee payments.

281 DNR 281.36 (12) (b) Fee to cover cost of reviewing mitigation conducted by mitigation banks.

Department may set and charge amount necessary to meet costs incurred.

281 DNR 281.36 (12) (d) 1.

Optional fee for expedited service on a wetland permit application.

Department may establish by rule.

281 DNR 281.48 (4s) (a) 1. License fee for state residents for septic servicing license.

$50 per vehicle used for servicing.

281 DNR 281.48 (4s) (a) 2. License fee for out-of-state residents for septic servicing license.

$100 per vehicle used for servicing.

281 DNR 281.48 (3) (b) Penalty for late renewal of a septic servicing license.


281 DNR 281.48 (4s) (d) Groundwater fee for septic servicing licensees. $100

281 DNR 281.75 (8) Copayment for compensation for well contamination and abandonment.

$250

281 DNR 281.99 (2) (a) Administrative forfeitures for safe drinking water violations.

$10-$500 or $10-$1,000 per day, depending on size of the water system; no more than $25,000.

283 DNR 283.31 (7) Groundwater fee for WPDES permitees that either discharge effluent on land or produce sludge from a treatment work that is disposed of on land.

$100

283 DNR 283.31 (7) Groundwater fee for WPDES permitees that both discharge effluent on land and produce sludge from a treatment work that is disposed of on land.

$200

283 DNR 283.31 (8) (a) Additional fee for WPDES permitees that are CAFOs.

$345

283 DNR 283.33 (9) (a) 1. Storm water construction permit fee for discharges of storm water from construction sites.


283 DNR 283.33 (9) (a) 2. Storm water permit fee for discharges of storm water other than discharges from construction sites.


283 DNR 283.35 (1m) (b) 1.

Application fee for coverage under a ballast water discharge general permit.

$1,200

283 DNR 283.35 (1m) (b) 2.

Annual fee for coverage under a ballast water discharge general permit.

$345



285 DNR 285.51 (2) (d) Fees for certification program for operators of solid waste treatment facilities that burn solid waste.


285 DNR 285.53 (1) (c) 3. Fee for analyzing emission test results for operators of medical waste incinerators.

Department may charge; amount not specified by statute.

285 DNR 285.59 (5) (a) 2. Fees for the cost of administering statutes relating to ozone-depleting refrigerants.


285 DNR 285.69 (1) (a) Fee for reviewing applications for construction permits.


285 DNR 285.69 (1) (c) Fee for reviewing request for exemption from requirement to obtain air pollution control permit.


285 DNR 285.69 (1d) Fee for requesting waiver of requirement to obtain a construction permit.

$300

285 DNR 285.69 (2) (a) Fees for operation permits. Department shall establish by rule.

285 DNR 285.69 (2e) (b) Annual fee for owner or operator of stationary source for which an operation permit is required under federal Clean Air Act.

$900 to $3,000, depending on tons of air contaminants emitted during previous year; plus $960 to $1,500, depending on type of source; plus $46,980 if an electric generating source that is not publicly owned and that included a coal-fired generating unit during previous year.

285 DNR 285.69 (2m) (a), (b)

Annual fee for owner or operator of stationary source for which an operation permit is required under state law only.

$400; or $4,100 for certain other owner/operators.

285 DNR 285.69 (3) (a) Fees for inspecting nonresidential asbestos demolition and renovation projects.

Department may establish by rule; amount of fee limited based on footage of asbestos-containing material.

285 DNR 285.69 (3) (b) 1. Reimbursement for lab testing for nonresidential asbestos demolition and renovation project.

Actual costs.

285 DNR 285.69 (3) (b) 2. Fee to inspect property for a community fire safety training project.

$100

285 DNR 285.69 (3) (b) 3. Fee to review a revised notice of asbestos renovation or demolition activity.

$100

285 DNR 285.69 (3) (b) 4. Fee for inspecting property for asbestos renovation or demolition activity if notice was not provided before beginning the project.

An amount equal to the inspection fee under s. 285.69 (3) (a).

285 DNR 285.69 (5) Fee for obtaining a certified growth accommodation credit under s. 285.63 (7) as a means for a stationary source of air contaminants to comply with emissions and air quality standards.

Based on the amount of credit obtained: $100 per ton per year if credit is less than 40 tons per year; $200 per ton per year if credit is 40 tons or more per year; $200-$1,000 per ton per year if source was operating without a permit before obtaining credit.

285 DNR 285.69 (7) Fees for obtaining emission reduction credits to satisfy certain emissions standards.




287 DNR 287.07 (8) (d) Fee for the analysis of a medical waste source reduction policy and assessment.

Amount not specified by statute.

287 DNR 287.17 (4) (b) Registration fee for a manufacturer under the electronic waste recycling program (E-Cycle).

$0–$5,000, depending on number of electronic devices sold by manufacturer in previous year; department may establish different fee by rule. (See s. 287.17 (10) (k).)

287 DNR 287.17 (4) (d) Shortfall fees if E-Cycle manufacturer does not meet its recycling target.

30–50 cents per pound of shortfall, depending on amount of shortfall.

287 DNR 287.17 (10) (bm) 2.

Reimbursement for defending a challenge to keeping an applicant’s information confidential under E-Cycle program.

Reasonable costs incurred by the state.

287 DNR 287.17 (10) (j) Reimbursement for auditing a registered collector or registered recycled under the E-Cycle program.

25 or 50 percent of the cost of the audit, depending on how many years the collector/recycler has been registered under the program.

289 DNR 289.42 (1) (a) 4. Fees for the solid waste disposal facility operator training and certification program.


289 DNR 289.43 (7) (e) 1. Application fee for exemption from licensing relating to high-volume industrial waste.

$500

289 DNR 289.43 (7) (e) 2. Additional fees for exemption from licensing to cover actual cost of review.


289 DNR 289.61 (1) Fees for solid waste license and review activities.

Graduated schedule established by rule.

289 DNR 289.61 (3) Solid waste review fees. Established by rule.

289 DNR 289.62 (2) (a) Tonnage fee for solid waste disposal. $0.015 per ton

289 DNR 289.62 (2) (b) Tonnage fee for hazardous waste disposal. $0.15 per ton.

289 DNR 289.62 (2) (c) Tonnage fee for various other waste disposal. $0.015 per ton.

289 DNR 289.62 (2) (g) 1. Tonnage fee for hazardous tailing solids mining waste.

$0.015 per ton.

289 DNR 289.62 (2) (g) 2. Tonnage fee for nonhazardous tailing solids mining waste.

$0.002 per ton.

289 DNR 289.62 (2) (g) 3. Tonnage fee for hazardous sludge mining waste.

$0.01 per ton.

289 DNR 289.62 (2) (g) 4. Tonnage fee for nonhazardous sludge mining waste.

$0.005 per ton.

289 DNR 289.62 (2) (g) 5. Tonnage fee for hazardous mining waste rock. $0.003 per ton.

289 DNR 289.62 (2) (g) 6. Tonnage fee for nonhazardous mining waste rock.

$0.001 per ton.

289 DNR 289.62 (2) (g) 7. Tonnage fee for any other mining waste. $0.005 per ton.

289 DNR 289.63 (3) (a) Groundwater fee. $0.10 per ton of solid or hazardous waste.

289 DNR 289.63 (3) (b) Well compensation fee. $0.04 per ton of solid or hazardous waste.

289 DNR 289.63 (4) Groundwater fee for mining waste. $0.01 per ton of solid or hazardous waste.



289 DNR 289.64 (3) Solid waste facility siting board fee. $0.007 per ton of solid or hazardous waste.

289 DNR 289.645 (3) Recycling fee. $7.00 per ton of solid waste.

289 DNR 289.67 (1) (cm) Environmental repair fee. $0.20 per ton of solid or hazardous waste.

289 DNR 289.67 (1) (cp) Environmental repair fee for solid or hazardous waste other than high-volume industrial waste.

$5.70 per ton.

289 DNR 289.67 (1) (cv) Environmental repair fee for solid or hazardous waste consisting of certain sediments.

$4.05 per ton.

289 DNR 289.67 (1) (d) Environmental repair fee for mining waste. $0.01 per ton.

289 DNR 289.67 (2) (b) 1. and 2.

Annual environmental repair fee for generator of hazardous waste.

$470 for large quantity generator, or $350 for small quantity generator, plus $20 per ton of waste generated (but not to exceed $17,500).

289 DNR 289.67 (2) (dm) Annual environmental repair fee late fee. Established by rule.

289 DNR 289.67 (3) (b) 2. Annual environmental repair base fee for nonapproved facility.

$1,000

289 DNR 289.67 (4) (b) 2. Environmental repair surcharge for solid or hazardous waste disposed of at nonapproved facility.

50 percent of tonnage fees imposed.

291 DNR 291.05 (7) (a) License, plan approval and review fees to be charged for hazardous waste activities.


292 DNR 292.11 (7) (d) 2. Fees to offset the costs of negotiating and entering into an agreement containing a schedule for conducting nonemergency actions relating to hazardous substance discharge.


292 DNR 292.12 (3) (b) 1. and 2.

Database listing fee. Established by rule.

292 DNR 292.12 (6) Fee for modification of database listing. Established by rule.

292 DNR 292.13 (3) Fee to offset costs of making determinations of liability for hazardous substance discharge.


292 DNR 292.15 (5) Fees collected from voluntary parties to offset DNR costs relating to hazardous substance activities.


292 DNR 292.35 (13) Fees collected to offset DNR costs relating to local governmental unit negotiation relating to investigation and remedial action for a site or facility whose hazardous waste is discharged.


292 DNR 292.55 (2) Fees collected to offset DNR costs relating to liability clarification and technical assistance.


292 DNR 292.57 (2) (a) Fee for placing or modifying information in a database regarding properties with residual contamination.




292 DNR 292.63 (2) (em) 1.

Fee for submitting bid to conduct remedial activity.


292 DNR 292.94 Fee to offset costs of enforcement action. Established by rule.

293 DNR 293.21 (2) Annual license fee schedule for exploration. Established by rule.

293 DNR 293.31 (1) Fee for reviewing proposed methodology for obtaining, collecting, or generating data to support mining application.


293 DNR 293.32 (1) Prospecting and mining fee. Established by rule.

295 DNR 295.15 Nonmetallic mining reclamation fee. Established by rule.

295 DNR 295.44 (2) (c) Exploration license fee. $300

295 DNR 295.44 (6) (a) 1. Exploration license renewal fee. $150

295 DNR 295.44 (10) Drilling fees. $100 per hole, for first 20 holes, $50 per subsequent hole.

295 DNR 295.73 (3) (a) Fee to evaluate mining project of a mining permit applicant.

Fee equal to DNR costs or $2,000,000, whichever is less.

295 DNR 295.73 (3) (d) Costs to cover mining application consultant. Equal to actual costs.

295 DNR 295.73 (3) (e) Costs to cover DNR wetland determination. Equal to actual costs.

299 DNR 299.11 (5) (d) Fee for verification of laboratory tests. Established by rule.

299 DNR 299.11 (9) Fees for certifying and registering laboratories.


299 DNR 299.15 (3) (am) 3.

Wastewater discharge environmental fee. Established by rule.

299 DNR 299.51 (3) (c) Medical waste transport license. Established by rule.

301 DOC 301.03 (18) (a) Fees for juvenile correctional services. Uniform system of fees established by DOC.

301 DOC 301.132 (3) Fees on sex offenders for participating in lie detector test program.

Set by DOC to partially offset costs of program.

301 DOC 301.135 Fees on offenders for costs of electronic monitoring, certain confinement, or intensive sanctions.

Set by DOC by rule.

301 DOC 301.45 (10) Annual fees on registered sex offenders to partially offset costs to monitor registrants.

Set by DOC by rule, not to exceed $100.

304 DOC 304.074 (2) Fees on probationers, parolees, and persons on extended supervision for costs of supervision and services.

Reasonable amount, as determined by DOC.

323 DMA—DEM 323.29 (3) (b) 1. and 2.

Use of the statewide public safety interoperable communication system.

Not specified.

323 DMA—DEM 323.60 (7) (a) 1. An emergency planning notification fee to be paid when a facility makes an emergency planning notification.

Set by department rule at levels designed to fund the division’s administrative expenses and the grants.

323 DMA—DEM 323.60 (7) (a) 2. An inventory form fee to be paid annually when a facility submits emergency and hazardous chemical inventory forms.

Set by department rule at levels designed to fund the division’s administrative expenses and the grants.



323 DMA—DEM 323.60 (7) (b) A surcharge to be paid by a facility if it fails to pay the emergency planning notification fee or the emergency and hazardous chemical inventory form fee in a timely manner.

Up to 20 percent of the original fee, set by department rule.

341 DOT 341.06 (1) (am) Vehicle registration—optional registration of not-for-hire trailer 3,000 lbs. or less.

1/2 fee for same weight motor truck.

341 DOT 341.06 (1) (b) Vehicle registration—optional registration of nonresident vehicle.

Same as fee for resident vehicle.

341 DOT 341.09 (2) (d), (2m) (a) 1.

Vehicle registration—temporary operation plate.

$3

341 DOT 341.09 (4) Vehicle registration—temporary registration of vehicle purchased by nonresident.

$3

341 DOT 341.09 (5) Vehicle registration—temporary operation of certain vehicles subject to emission inspection.

$3

341 DOT 341.09 (6) Vehicle registration—72-hour special trip permit.

Not less than 15, but waivable by secretary.

341 DOT 341.09 (7) Vehicle registration—limited period operation of certain special vehicles.

$5

341 DOT 341.11 (3) Vehicle registration—duplicate certificate of registration.

$2

341 DOT 341.14 (2) Vehicle registration—amateur radio plate. $15

341 DOT 341.14 (2m) Vehicle registration—vehicle collector plate. $15

341 DOT 341.14 (6m) (a) Vehicle registration—national guard plate. $15

341 DOT 341.14 (6m) (d) 6.

Vehicle registration—national guard decal. $20

341 DOT 341.14 (6r) (b) 1m. a., b., d.

Vehicle registration—transaction fee for certain returned donations.

$2.50

341 DOT 341.14 (6r) (b) 2., 3., and 9. a. and b.

Vehicle registration—special plates. $15

341 DOT 341.14 (6w) Vehicle registration—veteran motorcycle plate.

$15

341 DOT 341.14 (8) (a) Vehicle registration—reissuance of certain military plates to surviving spouse.

$15

341 DOT 341.145 (3) Vehicle registration—personalized plate. $15

341 DOT 341.16 (1) (a) Vehicle registration—replacement of lost or destroyed plate.

$2

341 DOT 341.16 (1) (b) Vehicle registration—replacement of lost or destroyed special plate.

$5

341 DOT 341.16 (2) Vehicle registration—replacement of illegible plate.

$2

341 DOT 341.16 (2m) Vehicle registration—issuance of next-cycle plates.

$10

341 DOT 341.16 (2e) Vehicle registration—replacement of certain special plates.

$40



341 DOT 341.17 (8) Vehicle registration—file search. $2

341 DOT 341.19 (1) Vehicle registration—quarterly registration by telephone.

$10 or actual cost to DOT.

341 DOT 341.19 (2) (c) Vehicle registration—quarterly registration by telephone cancellation.

Established by DOT.

341 DOT 341.25 (1) (a) Vehicle registration—automobile. $75

341 DOT 341.25 (1) (b) Vehicle registration—motorcycle or moped. $23

341 DOT 341.25 (1) (bn) Vehicle registration—specially designed vehicle.

$5

341 DOT 341.25 (1) (c) Vehicle registration—motor truck or motor home.

Schedule (based on weight).

341 DOT 341.25 (1) (cm) Vehicle registration—motor truck used in combination with a semitrailer.


341 DOT 341.25 (1) (d) Vehicle registration—road tractor. Schedule (based on weight).

341 DOT 341.25 (1) (e) Vehicle registration—truck tractor. Schedule (based on weight) + $18.

341 DOT 341.25 (1) (g) Vehicle registration—trailer or semitrailer. Schedule (based on weight).

341 DOT 341.25 (1) (gd) Vehicle registration—for-hire trailer under 3,000 lbs.


341 DOT 341.25 (1) (ge) Vehicle registration—certain trailers between 3,000 and 12,000 lbs.


341 DOT 341.25 (1) (gf ) Vehicle registration—certain trailers over 12,000 lbs.

Average of scheduled amounts (based on weight).

341 DOT 341.25 (1) (h) Vehicle registration—bus. Schedule (based on weight).

341 DOT 341.25 (1) (i) Vehicle registration—RV. $15

341 DOT 341.25 (1) (j) Vehicle registration—motor home. Schedule (based on weight).

341 DOT 341.25 (1) (k) Vehicle registration—human service vehicle. $75

341 DOT 341.25 (1) (L) 2. Vehicle registration—hybrid electric vehicle surcharge.

$75

341 DOT 341.25 (1) (L) 3. Vehicle registration—nonhybrid electric vehicle surcharge.

$100

341 DOT 341.255 (1) Vehicle registration—fast service request. Established by DOT.

341 DOT 341.255 (2) (a) Vehicle registration—counter service related to certificate of title.

$5

341 DOT 341.255 (2) (b) Vehicle registration—counter service relating to other registration.

$3 if renewal, otherwise $5.

341 DOT 341.255 (2) (c) Vehicle registration—counter service combi-nation of certificate of title and registration.

$5

341 DOT 341.255 (5) Vehicle registration—late fee. $10

341 DOT 341.26 (1) Vehicle registration—special mobile equipment.

$18 or 10 percent of fee for same weight motor truck.

341 DOT 341.26 (2) Vehicle registration—certain vehicles. $5 for five-year registration.

341 DOT 341.26 (3) (a) 1. Vehicle registration—farm truck under 12,001 lbs.

$45



341 DOT 341.26 (3) (a) 2. Vehicle registration—farm truck over 12,000 lbs.


341 DOT 341.26 (3) (am) Vehicle registration—dual purpose farm truck under 12,001 lbs.


341 DOT 341.26 (3) (ar) Vehicle registration—farm truck tractor. 1/4 fee for same weight truck tractor.

341 DOT 341.26 (3) (b) Vehicle registration—farm trailer. 1/4 fee for same weight motor truck.

341 DOT 341.26 (3) (c), (d), (da), and (e)

Vehicle registration—certain dairy vehicles. Schedule (based on weight) + $18.

341 DOT 341.26 (3) (em) Vehicle registration—certain dairy trailers. 1/4 fee for same weight motor truck.

341 DOT 341.26 (3m) Vehicle registration—certain forestry vehicles. Schedule (based on weight).

341 DOT 341.26 (4) Vehicle registration—certain grading, ditch-ing, excavating, or hauling vehicles.

1/4 fee for same weight truck tractor.

341 DOT 341.26 (5) Vehicle registration—tour trains. 1/2 fee for same weight motor bus.

341 DOT 341.26 (7) (a) Vehicle registration—certain school buses. $10

341 DOT 341.26 (7) (b) Vehicle registration—certain school buses. $75 or schedule (based on weight).

341 DOT 341.264 (1) Vehicle registration—permanent semitrailer registration.

$50

341 DOT 341.265 (1) Vehicle registration—antique motor vehicle. $5

341 DOT 341.266 (2) (b) Vehicle registration—special interest vehicles. Twice the fee for similar vehicle.

341 DOT 341.266 (3) Vehicle registration—special interest vehicle processing fee.

$50

341 DOT 341.268 (2) (b) Vehicle registration—reconstructed, replica, street-modified, or homemade vehicles.

Twice the fee for similar vehicle.

341 DOT 341.268 (3) Vehicle registration—reconstructed, replica, street-modified, or homemade vehicles processing fee.

$50

341 DOT 341.269 (2) (b) 1.

Vehicle registration—historic military vehicle. $5

341 DOT 341.269 (2) (b) 2.

Vehicle registration—historic military vehicle processing fee.

$25 (contingent)

341 DOT 341.30 (3) Vehicle registration—quarterly registration additional fee.

$5

341 DOT 341.305 (3) Vehicle registration—consecutive monthly registration additional fee.

$15

341 DOT 341.36 (1) Vehicle registration—reinstatement of regis-tration suspended or revoked under ch. 341.

$25

341 DOT 341.36 (2) Vehicle registration—reinstatement of regis-tration suspended or revoked under ch. 344.

$50

341 DOT 341.405 (2) Vehicle registration—international registration plate.

Established by DOT.

341 DOT 341.405 (2) Vehicle registration—international registration installment payment fee.

Not less than $10.

341 DOT 341.405 (2) Vehicle registration—international trip permit. Not less than $15.



341 DOT 341.405 (2m) Vehicle registration—international registration of semitrailers.

Established by DOT.

341 DOT 341.41 (7) Vehicle registration—certain nonresident trip permits.

Not less than $15, but waivable.

341 DOT 341.45 (4g) Vehicle registration—certain trip permits. Not less than $15.

341 DOT 341.51 (1) Registration of motor vehicle dealer, distributor, or manufacturer.

$75

341 DOT 341.51 (2) Providing registration plates to dealers. $5

341 DOT 341.51 (2) Replacement registration plates for dealers. $2

341 DOT 341.57 (2) Providing registration plates to finance companies.

$5

341 DOT 341.57 (2) Replacement registration plates for finance companies.

$2

341 DOT 341.51 (2m) Demonstration license for certain motor vehicle dealers, distributors, or manufacturers.

20 percent for similar vehicle or $10.

341 DOT 341.57 (2) Registration of finance company for certain purposes.

$75

342 DOT 342.195 Notification of registration to person who has perfected security interest.

$2

342 DOT 342.07 (3) (a) Inspection of repaired salvage vehicle. $80

342 DOT 342.09 (3) File search of vehicle title records. Not less than $2.

342 DOT 342.14 (1) Application for first certificate of title. $62

342 DOT 342.14 (2) Original notation and release of each security interest.

$10

342 DOT 342.14 (3) Certificate of title after transfer. $62

342 DOT 342.14 (3m) Supplemental title fee. $7.50

342 DOT 342.14 (4) Assignment of security interest note on certif-icate of title.

$1

342 DOT 342.14 (5) Replacement certificate of title. $20

342 DOT 342.14 (7) Special handling of application for certificate of title.

Established by DOT.

342 DOT 342.14 (8) Reinstatement of certificate of title. $25

342 DOT 342.16 (1) (am) 2.

Process applications for transfer of title or registration from certain dealers.

Established by DOT.

342 DOT 342.245 (3) Process certain security interest statements. Established by DOT.

343 DOT 343.12 (8) (c) 2. Certain criminal history searches. Established by DOT.

343 DOT 343.21 (1) (a) Class “D” driver’s license. $24

343 DOT 343.21 (1) (ag) Probationary driver’s license. $18

343 DOT 343.21 (1) (b) Initial issuance of class “M” driver’s license. $12

343 DOT 343.21 (1) (bg) Renewal of class “M” driver’s license. $8

343 DOT 343.21 (1) (c) School bus driver’s license. $10

343 DOT 343.21 (1) (d) Class “A”, “B”, or “C” driver’s license. $64



343 DOT 343.21 (1) (d) “S” endorsement on driver’s license. $5

343 DOT 343.21 (1) (e) Addition of endorsements to CDL. $5 or $10

343 DOT 343.21 (1) (f ) Authorize operation of different class of CMV. $5

343 DOT 343.21 (1) (g) Removal of “K” restriction from CDL. $4

343 DOT 343.21 (1) (h) Removal of “L” restriction from CDL. $5

343 DOT 343.21 (1) (i) Other instruction permit. $20

343 DOT 343.21 (1) (im) Motorcycle instruction permit. $22

343 DOT 343.21 (1) (ir) Class “D” instruction permit. $25

343 DOT 343.21 (1) (j) Reinstatement of revoked or suspended driver’s license.

$50

343 DOT 343.21 (1) (jm) Reinstatement of disqualified CDL. $50

343 DOT 343.21 (1) (jr) Reinstatement of operating privilege revoked or suspended for certain OWI offenses.

$140

343 DOT 343.21 (1) (k) Occupational driver’s license. $40

343 DOT 343.21 (1) (L) Duplicate driver’s license. $4

343 DOT 343.21 (1) (m) Reinstatement of canceled license or endorsement.

$50

343 DOT 343.21 (1) (n) License issuance fee. $10

343 DOT 343.21 (1m) Late fee for driver’s license renewal applications.

$5

343 DOT 343.21 (2) (a) Driver examination fee for CDL. $20

343 DOT 343.21 (2) (a) Driver examination fee for other vehicle. $15

343 DOT 343.21 (2) (b) Special examination of driver—CDL. $20

343 DOT 343.21 (2) (b) Special examination of driver—other. $15

343 DOT 343.24 (2) (a) File search of driver’s license records. $5

343 DOT 343.24 (2) (b) Computerized search of driver’s license records.

$5

343 DOT 343.24 (2) (c) Search of driver’s license records requested by phone.

$6 or monthly rate established by DOT.

343 DOT 343.24 (2) (d) Paper copy of driver’s license record. $2

343 DOT 343.24 (2m) Electronic media copy of driver’s license record.

Not more than $5.

343 DOT 343.24 (2m) Electronic media copy of traffic citations or motor vehicle accident records.

Not more than $5.

343 DOT 343.247 (2) (b) Employer notification program participation. Established by DOT.

343 DOT 343.247 (2) (b) Employer notification program notification. $5

343 DOT 343.50 (5) (a) 1. Issuance of identification card. $18

343 DOT 343.50 (5) (a) 1. Reinstatement of identification card. $18

343 DOT 343.50 (5m) Identification card issuance fee. $10

343 DOT 343.50 (7) Duplicate identification card. $6



343 DOT 343.51 (1) Special identification card for physically disabled.

Established by DOT.

343 DOT 343.61 (3) (a) 1. Driver school license. $95

343 DOT 343.61 (3) (b) Driver school fee for additional classrooms at mailing address.

$10

343 DOT 343.61 (3) (c) Duplicate driver school license. $10

343 DOT 343.61 (3) (d) Change to driver school license. $10

343 DOT 343.61 (3) (e) Replacement driver school license. Established by DOT.

343 DOT 343.62 (3) (a) 1. Driver instructor license. $25

343 DOT 343.62 (3) (b) Replacement driver instructor license. Established by DOT.

344 DOT 344.34 Certification of insurance following cancellation.

$3

344 DOT 344.42 Numerous certifications of insurance not submitted electronically.

$1.50

344 DOT 344.15 (3) Service of process by secretary of DOT. $4

345 DOT 345.09 (2) Service of process on nonresident motorist. $25

348 DOT 348.105 (4) Highway transport of radiological materials. $1,800

348 DOT 348.25 (3) (dm) Highway transport—single trip during period for which annual permit is suspended due to highway conditions.

$5

348 DOT 348.25 (8) (a) 1. Highway transport (single trip)—overlength. $15

348 DOT 348.25 (8) (a) 2. Highway transport (single trip)—overheight or overwidth.

$20

348 DOT 348.25 (8) (a) 2m

Highway transport (single trip)—overheight and overwidth.

$25

348 DOT 348.25 (8) (a) 3. Highway transport (single trip)—overweight. 10 percent of annual permit fee.

348 DOT 348.25 (8) (a) 4. Highway transport (single trip)—certain sealed loads.

$30

348 DOT 348.25 (8) (b) 1. Highway transport (annual)—overlength. $60

348 DOT 348.25 (8) (b) 2. Highway transport (annual)—overwidth or overheight.

$90

348 DOT 348.25 (8) (b) 3. a.

Highway transport (annual)—overweight (90,000 lbs. or less).

$200

348 DOT 348.25 (8) (b) 3. b.

Highway transport (annual)—overweight (90,001—100,000 lbs.).

$350

348 DOT 348.25 (8) (b) 3. c.

Highway transport (annual)—overweight (100,001 lbs. or more).

$350 plus $100 for each 10,000 pound increment.

348 DOT 348.25 (8) (b) 4. Highway transport (annual)—certain sealed loads.

$300

348 DOT 348.25 (8) (b) 4m.

Highway transport (annual)—certain agricultural products.

$300

348 DOT 348.25 (8) (bm) 1.

Highway transport (consecutive month). (1/12 of annual amount under s. 348.25 (8) (b) times number of months), plus $15.



348 DOT 348.25 (8) (de) 1.

Highway transport—single trip permit for vehicle with an annual permit (size or weight authorized by annual permit).

$5

348 DOT 348.25 (8) (de) 2.

Highway transport—single trip permit for vehicle with an annual permit (weight exceeding that authorized by annual permit).

$15 per 10,000 pound increment.

348 DOT 348.26 (2) Escort of oversize vehicle. Established by department.

348 DOT 348.26 (6) Backhaul permit. $3

348 DOT 348.27 (9) (b) 1. Highway transport near Michigan-Wisconsin state line (annual)—overweight (90,000 lbs. or less).

$100

348 DOT 348.27 (9) (b) 2. Highway transport near Michigan-Wisconsin state line (annual)—overweight (90,001—100,000 lbs.).

$175

348 DOT 348.27 (9) (b) 3. Highway transport near Michigan-Wisconsin state line (annual)—overweight (100,001 lbs. or more).

$175 plus $50 per 10,000 lbs.

348 DOT 348.27 (9) (c) Highway transport near Michigan-Wisconsin state line (consecutive month).

(1/12 of annual amount under s. 348.27 (9) (b) times number of months), plus $15.

349 DOT 349.13 (1h) (b) Parking in certain restricted locations by carsharing organizations.

By agreement.

350 DNR 350.055 (1) Snowmobile safety program instruction fee. Established by rule.

350 DNR 350.055 (1) Duplicate snowmobile safety certificate of accomplishment.

$2.75

350 DNR 350.12 (3) (a) 1. Snowmobile public—use registration. $30

350 DNR 350.12 (3) (a) 3. Snowmobile registration transfer. $5

350 DNR 350.12 (3) (b) 1. Antique snowmobile initial registration. $20

350 DNR 350.12 (3) (b) 1. Antique snowmobile registration renewal. $5

350 DNR 350.12 (3) (c) 2. Commercial snowmobile certificate. $90

350 DNR 350.12 (3) (c) 2. Commercial snowmobile certificate additional decals.

$30 per decal.

350 DNR 350.12 (3) (e) Replacement snowmobile registration certificate, registration decal, or commercial snowmobile certificate.

$5

350 DNR 350.12 (3j) (b) Trail use sticker for snowmobile exempt from registration.

$49.25

350 DNR 350.12 (3j) (bg) 3.

Trail use sticker for registered snowmobile owned by member of a snowmobile club and of the Assoc. of Wis. Snowmobile Clubs.

$9.25

350 DNR 350.12 (3j) (bg) 4.

Trail use sticker for registered snowmobile. $29.25

350 DNR 350.12 (3j) (e) 2. Issuing fee for trail use sticker. $0.75

350 DNR 350.138 (5) (a) Snowmobile rail crossing permit review. Determined by DNR, but not to exceed $150.



409 DFI 409.525 (1), (2), (4)

UCC article 9 (security interests)—fees for filing (and indexing) financing statement or other record with DFI, and fees for records search and search response of filing database.

Determined by DFI, but with fee higher if filing is written and is more than 2 pages and fee less if filing or search/re-sponse is electronic; fee is not required for accessing electronic database.

422 DFI 422.502 (2), (4) Credit services organization (credit repair company)—annual fee for registration.

$100

426 DFI 426.104 (4) (ab) Wisconsin Consumer Act—request by person for DFI to “review any act, practice, procedure or form that has been submitted to [DFI] in writing to determine whether the act, practice, procedure or form is consistent” with the Consumer Act.

Determined by DFI; DFI may charge the person making the request “for neces-sary expenses incurred in conducting the review,” but this charge does not apply to a person registered with DFI to engage in consumer credit transactions.

426 DFI 426.106 (1) Wisconsin Consumer Act—costs of investigation or examination and bringing civil action for violation of Consumer Act.

“In any civil action brought on behalf of [DFI] following such an investigation, [DFI] may recover [DFI’s] costs of making the investigation if [DFI] prevails in the action.”

426 DFI 426.202 (1m) (c) Wisconsin Consumer Act—registration fees for persons engaged in consumer credit transactions.

Determined by DFI; in setting fees, DFI must “consider the costs of administering [the Consumer Act], including the costs of enforcement, education and seeking voluntary compliance with [the Consumer Act]. The registration fee for a person shall be based on the person’s year-end balance for the reporting period.”

428 DFI 428.210 (2) (a) High cost mortgage lenders—costs of investigation or examination and bringing civil action for violation.

“In any civil action brought on behalf of [DFI] based on evidence obtained in such an investigation, [DFI] may recover the costs of performing the investigation if [DFI] prevails in the action.”

440 DSPS 440.03 (2) Services to other entities provided by DSPS. Sufficient to reimburse DSPS for costs.

440 DSPS 440.03 (7) Wall certificate for credential. $10

440 Cemetery Board

440.03 (9) (c) Cemetery board may charge extra fee for cemetery authority license.

Not specified.

440 DSPS 440.03 (14) (a) 1. c.

Music therapist initial registration fee. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

440 DSPS 440.03 (14) (a) 2. c.

Art therapist initial registration fee. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

440 DSPS 440.03 (14) (a) 3. c.

Dance therapist initial registration fee. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

440 DSPS 440.03 (14) (am) Psychotherapist license for music, art, and dance therapists initial license fee.

Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

440 DSPS 440.03 (14) (c) Renewal fee for credentials described in 4 preceding rows.


440 DSPS 440.03 (17) (d) Juvenile martial arts instructor initial permit fee.




440 DSPS 440.032 (3) (a) 1. and 2. and (b) 1. and 2.

Sign language interpreter initial license fee. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

440 DSPS 440.032 (5) Sign language interpreter license renewal fee. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

440 DSPS 440.05 (1) (a) and (2)

Master fee provision for DSPS-issued credentials under chs. 440–480.


440 DSPS 440.05 (1) (b) Examination fee for credentials under chs. 440–480.

See s. 440.05 (1) (b).

440 DSPS 440.05 (6) Master fee provision for apprentice, journeyman, student, or other temporary DSPS-issued credentials under chs. 440–480, granted pending completion of certain requirements.

$10

440 DSPS 440.05 (7) Replacement, name/address change, or trans-fer of DSPS credential under chs. 440–480.

$10

440 DSPS 440.05 (9) Endorsement of persons who are credentialed to other states for DSPS credentials under chs. 440–480.

$10

440 DSPS 440.05 (10) and 440.08 (2) (d)

Expedited service for DSPS credentials under chs. 440–480.

“Service fee that is equal to the department’s best estimate of the cost of processing the application on an expedited basis.”

440 DSPS 440.07 Review of examination results for applicants who fail examination for DSPS credentials under chs. 440–480.

“Based on the cost of the review.”

440 DSPS 440.08 (2) (b) Master renewal fee provision for an apprentice, journeyman, student, or temporary credential under chs. 440–480.

$10

440 DSPS 440.08 (2) (c) Master renewal fee provision for most credentials under chs. 440–480.


440 DSPS 440.08 (2) (e) Interstate medical compact license fee. Governed by s. 448.980 (7), subject to s. 448.07 (2).

440 DSPS 440.08 (3) (a) Late renewal fee for credentials under chs. 440–480.

$25

440 DSPS 440.09 (2) (d) Reciprocal credentials under chs. 440–480 for the spouses of service members.

The applicable credential renewal fee determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

440 DSPS 440.23 Reinstatement of credential under chs. 440–480 after bounced check, etc.

$30

440 DSPS 440.26 (3) Private detective initial and renewal license fees.


440 DSPS 440.26 (5m) (a) 4. and (b)

Private security permit initial and renewal fee. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

440 DSPS 440.312 (1) (b) and 440.313

Behavior analyst license initial and renewal fee.


440 DSPS 440.415 (1) (d) Transportation network company initial license fee.

$5,000



440 DSPS 440.415 (2) (b) Transportation network company license renewal fee.

Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a) or $5,000, whichever is less.

440 DSPS 440.52 (8) (b) Solicitation of students permit. The bond is $2,000. The fee is separate and is in an amount established by the department.

440 DSPS 440.52 (10) (c) Proprietary school approval. DSPS to determine by rule

440 DSPS 440.52 (11) (d) Student record fee. Not specified.

440 DSPS 440.52 (13) (d) Educational institution evaluation fee. Fee “in an amount that is sufficient to cover all costs that the department incurs in evaluating the institution.”

440 DSPS 440.62 (2) (a) Barbering or cosmetology school license, initial or renewal.


440 DSPS 440.63 (2) Certified barbering or cosmetology instructor certification fee.


440 DSPS 440.71 (2) (a) and (3)

Crematory authority registration. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

440 DSPS 440.88 (4) and (7)

Substance abuse counselor, clinical supervisor, or prevention specialist certification.


440 DSPS 440.91 (1) (b) 2. and (c)

Cemetery authority license, initial and renewal.


440 DSPS 440.91 (1m) (b) 2.

Cemetery authority registration, initial. $10

440 DSPS 440.91 (1m) (c) Cemetery authority registration, renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

440 DSPS 440.91 (2) and (4)

Cemetery salesperson license, initial and renewal.


440 DSPS 440.91 (3) Cemetery salesperson transfer. $10 per s. 440.05 (7)

440 DSPS 440.92 (1) (b) 2. and (c)

Cemetery preneed seller license, initial and renewal.


440 Cemetery Board

440.92 (6) (k) Cemetery preneed seller report. Determined by cemetery board by rule.

440 DSPS 440.965 Reciprocal interior designer permit. Not specified, but probably determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

440 DSPS 440.966 Interior designer registration renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

440 DSPS 440.972 (1) (b) and (2)

Home inspector registration, initial and renewal.


440 DSPS 440.98 (6) Sanitarian registration, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

440 DSPS 440.982 (1m) (b) and 440.983 (1)

Midwife license, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

440 DSPS 440.992 (1) and 440.9935

Athlete agent registration, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

441 DSPS/DWD 441.01 (7) (a) 2. Nursing workforce survey and nursing grant. $4



441 DSPS 441.06 (1) (d), (1c), (1m), and (3)

RN license fee, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

441 DSPS 441.08 Temporary RN permit. $10 per s. 440.05 (6).

441 DSPS 441.10 (1) (e), (6), and (8)

LPN license, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

441 DSPS 441.10 (9) Temporary LPN permit. $10 per s. 440.05 (6).

441 DSPS 441.15 (3) (a) 2. and (b)

Nurse-midwife license, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

441 DSPS 441.16 (2) APRN prescriber certificate. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

442 DSPS 442.08 (1), 442.083, and 442.09

CPA license, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under ss. 440.03 (9) (a) and 440.05.

442 DSPS 442.08 (2), 442.083, and 442.09

CPA firm license, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

443 DSPS 443.06 (2) Land surveyor license. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

443 DSPS 443.07 (6) Designer permit renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

443 DSPS 443.09 (5) Reexaminations for ch. 443 credentials. Not specified, but probably determined by DSPS under s. 440.06.

443 DSPS 443.08 (3) (b) and 443.10 (2) (b) and (e) and (5)

Architect, landscape architect, professional engineer, designer, and professional land surveyor credentials.


444 DSPS 444.02 (3) Boxing or unarmed combat sports contest event permit.

Determined under s. 444.02 (3), subject to s. 444.19.

444 DSPS 444.03 Boxing or unarmed combat sports club or promoter license.

$500 annually, subject to s. 444.19.

444 DSPS 444.06 A boxing or unarmed combat sports promoter or club must pay for the designation of additional inspectors.

An amount not to exceed $250 for each additional inspector designated by DSPS.

445 DSPS 445.04 (2), 445.06, and 445.08

Funeral director license, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

445 DSPS 445.095 (1) (a) and (c)

Funeral director apprenticeship certificate, initial and renewal.

$10 per ss. 440.05 (6) and 440.08 (2) (b).

445 DSPS 445.105 (3) Funeral establishment permit. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

445 Funeral Directors Examining Board

445.125 (3m) (j) 3.

Booklet on burial agreements. May charge a “reasonable fee.”

446 DSPS 446.02(2)(c) Funeral director certificate to advise on nutrition.

$25 onetime fee.



446 DSPS 446.02 (3g) (a) and (4)

Chiropractor license, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

446 DSPS 446.025 (2) (a) 2. and (3) (a)

Chiropractic radiological technician certificate, initial and renewal.


446 DSPS 446.026 (2) (a) 2. and (3) (a)

Chiropractic technician certificate, initial and renewal.


447 DSPS 447.04 (1) (a) 2., (b) 3., and (c) 1. a. and 447.05

Dentist license, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

447 DSPS 447.04 (2) (a) 2. and (b) 3. and 447.05

Dental hygienist license, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

447 DSPS 447.058 (2) (a) 2. and (b)

Mobile dentistry program registration, initial and renewal.


448 DSPS 448.04 (1) (i) 3. Temporary respiratory care certificate. Reference to s. 440.05 (1) (a), but may be $10 per s. 440.05 (6).

448 DSPS 448.05 (6) (c) Reexaminations for Medical Examining Board credentials.

Not specified, but probably determined by DSPS under s. 440.06.

448 DSPS 448.07 (2) Renewal fees for Medical Examining Board credentials.


448 DSPS 448.53 (1) (b) and 448.55 (2)

Physical therapist license, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

448 DSPS 448.535 (1) (b) Physical therapist assistant license, initial and renewal.


448 DSPS 448.63 (1) (b) and 448.65 (2) (a)

Podiatrist license, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

448 DSPS 448.64 (5) Reexamination for podiatrist license. Not specified, but probably determined by DSPS under s. 440.06.

448 DSPS 448.65 (3) Duplicate podiatrist license fee. $10 per s. 440.05 (7).

448 DSPS 448.78 (2), 448.82, and 448.86 (2)

Dietitian registration, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

448 DSPS 448.80 Temporary dietitian certificate. $10 per s. 440.05 (6).

448 DSPS 448.953 (1) (b) and 448.955 (2) (intro.)

Athletic trainer license, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

448 DSPS 448.963 (1) (b), 448.966 (1), and 448.967 (2)

Occupational therapist license, initial and renewal.


448 DSPS 448.963 (1) (b), 448.966 (2), and 448.967 (2)

Occupational therapy assistant license, initial and renewal.


448 Not speci-fied

448.980 (6) (b) Interstate medical compact expedited license. Determined by interstate medical compact commission by rule.



449 DSPS 449.04 (1) (d), 449.055 (3), and 449.06 (1)

Optometry license, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

450 DSPS 450.03 (2) (d), 450.05, and 450.08 (2) (a)

Pharmacist license, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

450 DSPS 450.04 (3) Pharmacist examination. Determined by DSPS per s. 440.05 (1).

450 DSPS 450.06 (2) (c) and 450.08 (2) (b)

Pharmacy license, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

450 DSPS 450.065 (2) (d) and 450.08 (2) (b)

Out-of-state pharmacy license, initial and renewal.


450 DSPS 450.07 (1) and 450.08 (2) (b)

Drug manufacturer license, initial and renewal.


450 DSPS 450.071 (3) (a) and 450.08 (2) (b)

Drug wholesale distributor license, initial and renewal.


450 DSPS 450.076 (3) (b) and 450.08 (2) (b)

Home medical oxygen providers license, initial and renewal.


451 DSPS 451.04 (2) (b) and (4) and 451.08

Acupuncturist certificate, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

452 DSPS 452.10 (3) Real Estate Examining Board examinations. Determined under s. 440.05 (1) (b).

452 DSPS 452.10 (3) and 452.12 (2) (c) and (5) (a)

Real Estate Examining Board licenses, initial and renewal.


452 DSPS 452.30 (2) (b) Real estate license transfer fee. $10 per s. 440.05 (7).

454 DSPS 454.06 (1) (a) and (8) and 454.13 (1)

Cosmetology examining board individual licenses, initial and renewal.


454 DSPS 454.06 (8m) (b) Cosmetology examining board inactive license.

Half of regular fee determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

454 DSPS 454.06 (9) Cosmetology examining board training permit.

$10

454 DSPS 454.06 (10) (e) Cosmetology examining board temporary permit.

$10 per s. 440.05 (6).

454 DSPS 454.07 (4) Cosmetology examining board reexamination.

Determined by DSPS under s. 440.06.

454 DSPS 454.08 (3) and (9)

Cosmetology establishment license. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

454 DSPS 454.23 (2) (a) and (5) and 454.27 (1)

Barber individual license, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

454 DSPS 454.23 (6) (b) Barber inactive license. Half of regular fee determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).



454 DSPS 454.23 (7) (b) Barber temporary permit. $10 per s. 440.05 (6).

454 DSPS 454.24 (4) Barber reexamination. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.06.

454 DSPS 454.25 (2) and (9)

Barber establishment license, initial and renewal.


455 DSPS 455.04 (1), 455.06, and 455.07

Psychologist license, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

455 DSPS 455.04 (4), 455.06, and 455.07

Private practice school psychologist license, initial and renewal.


455 DSPS 455.09 (3) Psychologist license reinstatement fee. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

456 DSPS 456.03 (1), 456.07 (2), and 456.08

Nursing home administrator license, initial and renewal.


457 DSPS 457.06 (2), 457.15, and 457.20 (3) (a)

Marriage and family therapy, professional counseling, and social work examining board credentials, initial and renewal.


457 DSPS 457.09 (1) (b) Social worker training certificate. $10 per s. 440.05 (6).

457 DSPS 457.11 (1) (b) Marriage and family therapist training license. $10 per s. 440.05 (6).

457 DSPS 457.13 (1) (b) Professional counselor training license. $10 per s. 440.05 (6).

457 DSPS 457.14 (1) Marriage and family therapy, professional counseling, and social work examining board temporary certificates and licenses.

$10 per s. 440.05 (6).

458 DSPS 458.06 (2) (b) and (4m) and 458.11

Appraiser certificate, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

458 DSPS 458.08 (2) (b) and (4) and 458.11

Appraiser license, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

458 DSPS 458.10 (4) Appraiser examination. Determined by DSPS under 440.05 (1) (b).

458 DSPS 458.21 Appraiser federal registry fee. Determined by federal appraisal sub-committee.

458 DSPS 458.33 (2) (b) Appraisal management company initial license.

Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a) but capped at $4,000.

458 DSPS 458.33 (5) Appraisal management company license renewal.

Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a) but capped at $2,000.

458 DSPS 458.365 Appraisal management company federal registry fee.

Determined by federal appraisal sub-committee.

459 DSPS 459.05 (1) and (1m) and 459.09 (1) (a)

Hearing instrument specialist license, initial and renewal.


459 DSPS 459.06 (4) Hearing instrument specialist examination. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.05 (1) (b).



459 DSPS 459.07 (2) Hearing instrument specialist license trainee permit.

$10 per s. 440.05 (6).

459 DSPS 459.095 (3) Hearing instrument specialist CE examination. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.05 (1) (b).

459 DSPS 459.24 (2) (b) and (5) (a) and 459.28 (1)

Speech-language pathologist license, initial and renewal.


459 DSPS 459.24 (3) (b) and (5) (a) and 459.28 (1)

Audiologist license, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

459 DSPS 459.24 (5m) (b) Speech-language pathologist and audiologist CE examination.

Determined by DSPS under s. 440.05 (1) (b).

459 DSPS 459.24 (6) (c) Speech-language pathologist or audiologist temporary license.

$10 per s. 440.05 (6).

459 DSPS 459.26 (3) Speech-language pathologist or audiologist examination.

Determined by DSPS under s. 440.05 (1) (b).

459 DSPS 459.32 (3) Speech-language pathologist or audiologist limited permit.

$10 per s. 440.05 (6), plus the fee under s. 440.05 (1) (b) if applicable.

460 DSPS 460.05 (1) (d), 460.07 (2) (a), and 460.09

Massage therapist or bodywork therapist license, initial and renewal.


462 DSPS 462.03 (1) (c) and 462.05 (1)

Radiography examining board credentials, initial and renewal.


463 DSPS 463.10 (3) Tattooist and tattoo establishment licenses. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a), subject to s. 463.16

463 DSPS 463.12 (3) Body piercer and body piercing establishment licenses.

Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a), subject to s. 463.16.

463 DSPS 463.25 (2) (b) Tanning facility permit. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

470 DSPS 470.04 (1) (b), 470.045 (3), 470.06, and 470.07

Credentials issued by examining board of professional geologists, hydrologists and soil scientists, initial and renewal.


470 DSPS 470.08 (6) Examining board of professional geologists, hydrologists and soil scientists credential replacement.

$10 per s. 440.05 (7).

480 DSPS 480.08 (2) (b) and (5) and 480.12 (1)

Auctioneer registration, initial and renewal. Determined by DSPS under s. 440.03 (9) (a).

480 DSPS 480.08 (3) (b) and (5)

Auction company registration, initial and renewal.


480 DSPS 480.08 (7) (b) Temporary auctioneer registration. $10 per s. 440.05 (6).

551 DFI 551.302 (1) (b), (c)

Registered securities—fee for amendment of notice filing of federal covered security or extension of period for investment company/investment trust offering.

Determined by DFI.



551 DFI 551.406 (1) (intro.), (4)

Registered securities professionals—additional fees by FINRA for processing applications.

DFI may process registration applications through 3rd party, like FINRA, for broker-dealers, agents, investment advisers, and investment adviser representatives and require the applicant to pay, in addition to the registration fee, “any reasonable fees charged by the [3rd party] for processing the filing.”

551 DFI 551.411 (4), 551.604 (5)

Registered securities professionals—costs of DFI’s inspection, examination, or audit.

Determined by DFI; “a reasonable charge” for conducting the activity.

551 DFI 551.605 (4) Securities—request for DFI interpretive opinion related to securities law.

DFI “may establish a reasonable charge for interpretative opinions.”

551 DFI 551.606 (3) Securities—cost to provide copies, including certified copies, of records maintained by DFI.

Determined by DFI; “a reasonable charge.”

551 DFI 551.614 (1) (a) Registration of securities—fee for securities registration including notice filing for federal covered securities (filing fee for registration statement).

$1,500

551 DFI 551.614 (1) (b) Registration of securities—for investment company securities or federal covered securities, fee paid with report of amount of securities sold to persons in this state.

In addition to $1,500 registration fee, if report identifies amount of securities sold, “fee of 0.05 percent of the dollar amount of the securities sold to persons in this state, but not less than $750 nor more than $15,000;” if report does not, fee of $15,000.

551 DFI 551.614 (1m) Registration of securities—filing fee for notice of intrastate offering registration exemption.

$50

551 DFI 551.614 (1m) Registration of securities—filing fee for registration of internet site operator through which securities are offered under crowdfunding exemption.

$100

551 DFI 551.614 (2) Registration of securities professionals—filing fees for registration as a securities professional and filing fees for branch offices.

$200 for a broker-dealer, investment adviser, or federal covered adviser; $80 for a broker-dealer or issuer agent or investment adviser representative; $80 for each branch office in this state of a broker-dealer, investment adviser, or federal covered adviser.

551 DFI 551.614 (3) Securities—examination costs. Determined by DFI; “The expenses reasonably attributable to the examination of any matter arising under [the securities law] shall be charged to the applicant, registrant, or licensee involved.”

551 DFI 551.614 (4) Securities—other fees. DFI may “require the payment of pre-scribed fees for delinquent or materially deficient filings of information or docu-ments required” by the securities law.



552 DFI 552.15 (1), (2), (3)

Takeover offers—fees related to registration of company takeover offers and hearing thereon.

$100 filing fee for registration statement for takeover offer; $100 filing fee for request for hearing by target company; DFI may charge to filing party “expenses reasonably attributable to the examina-tion of solicitation materials;” DFI may charge expenses, prorated to takeover offeror and target company, expenses reasonably attributable to any hearing.

553 DFI 553.72 (1) Franchise investments—filing fee for registration of franchise to be sold in state.

$400 for one-year registration.

553 DFI 553.72 (3) Franchise investments—costs of DFI examination.

Determined by DFI; DFI may charge to a franchisor “expenses reasonably attributable to the examination of any matter arising under” the franchise investment law.

553 DFI 553.75 (4) Franchise investments—costs for copies, including certified copies, of records maintained by DFI.

Determined by DFI; “a reasonable charge.”

562 DOA 562.04 (2) (d) For the supervision of racing by stewards or other racing officials employed by or under contract with the department.

Set by DOA by rule.

562 DOA 562.05 (2) For issuing licenses and conducting background investigations for racing and on-track pari-mutuel wagering operations.

Set by DOA by rule.

562 DOA 562.09 (2) (e) For testing for presence of medication or a foreign substance in an animal participating in a race.

Set by DOA by rule.

562 DOA 562.124 (2) For a license fee to cover the costs of the department in regulating on-track pari-mutuel wagering on snowmobile racing.

Set by DOA by rule.

563 DOA 563.055 (5) For reinstatement of a previously canceled bingo license.

$30

563 DOA 563.13 (4) For a bingo license other than for a community-based residential facility, senior citizen community center, or adult family home.

$10 for each bingo occasion proposed to be conducted plus $5 for an annual license for the designated member responsible for the proper utilization of gross receipts.

563 DOA 563.135 (1) For a bingo license for a community-based residential facility, senior citizen community center, or adult family home.

$5

563 DOA 563.16 Amendment of a bingo license. $3 plus appropriate fee for additional bingo occasions or new member designated as responsible for the proper utilization of gross receipts.

563 DOA 563.22 (2) (a) Bingo supplier’s license or renewal. $25

563 DOA 563.22 (2) (b) Bingo supplier’s license supplementary fee. Graduated fee schedule based on gross sales, table in statute.

563 DOA 563.92 (2) Raffle license fee. $25



563 DOA 563.98 (1g) Raffle license renewal fee. $25

565 DOR 565.02 (4); 565.10 (8)

Application, annual or continuation fee for contract to be a retailer of state lottery tickets or lottery shares.

To be established by DOR by rule.

565 DOR 565.30 (6m) (e) To cover any costs associated with processing the lottery prize payments in accordance with the terms specified in a court order for use of lottery winnings as a security for a loan.


565 DOR 565.30 (6r) (e) To cover any costs associated with processing the lottery prize payments in accordance with the terms specified in a court order for the voluntary assignment of lottery winnings.


601 OCI 601.31 (1) (a) For filing documents for examination prior to licensing or other initial filings.

$400 for domestic and nondomestic insurers, rate service organizations, and motor clubs. $100 for providers of ser-vices under continuing care contracts.

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (b) For issuing a permit or certificate of authority (COA).

$400 for domestic and nondomestic insurers, rate service organizations, and motor clubs. $100 for providers of ser-vices under continuing care contracts.

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (c) For annual renewal of permit or COA. $100 for domestic and nondomestic insurers, rate service organizations, and motor clubs. $25 for providers of ser-vices under continuing care contracts.

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (d) For filing articles of amendment of domestic companies.

$25

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (e) For filing a copy of articles of amendment of nondomestic insurers.

$25

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (f ) For filing articles of merger. $100

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (g) For filing a copy of articles of merger of a non-domestic insurer, other than with a domestic corporation.

$25

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (h) For filing an amended COA application by a nondomestic insurer.

$25

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (i) For filing an application to reserve a corporate name.

$25

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (j) For filing a notice of transfer of a reserved corporate name.

$25

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (k) For filing an annual statement. $100 for domestic and nondomestic insurers, rate service organizations, motor clubs, and domestic mutual insurance holding companies. $25 for providers of services under continuing care contracts.

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (km) For processing and maintaining registration records.

Set by commissioner by rule but may not exceed $250 annually.

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (kr) For processing and maintaining license records of property service contract providers.

$400 for initial licensure and $100 for annual renewal, unless commissioner sets other amount by rule.



601 OCI 601.31 (1) (L) For issuing or enlarging the scope of a license. Set by commissioner by rule but may not exceed $100 for a corporation, limited liability company, or partnership agent or for surplus lines insurance licensees.

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (Lg) For filing an original electronic resident agent license application.

$10

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (Lp) For certification as an independent review organization.

$400

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (Lr) For biennial recertification as an independent review organization.

$100

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (m) and (3)

Annual fee for regulating resident and nonresident agents.

Set by commissioner by rule but may not exceed amounts in effect on March 25, 1988, except for the purpose of funding projected expenses for OCI’s supervision of insurance industry.

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (mc) Annual fee for regulating a holder of a surplus lines license.

Set by commissioner by rule but may not exceed $100.

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (mm) For license as a life settlement provider. $750

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (mp) For annual renewal of a life settlement provider license.

$250

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (mr) For license as a life settlement broker. $750

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (ms) For annual renewal of a life settlement broker license.

$250

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (n) For appointing or renewing appointment of agents.

$16 annually for resident agents. $40 annually for nonresident agents (decreases to $30 on January 1, 2019). Commissioner can set higher amount by rule.

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (nm) 1.

For license as an individual navigator. $75 unless commissioner sets different amount by rule.

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (nm) 2.

For annual renewal of an individual navigator license.

$35 unless commissioner sets different amount by rule.

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (np) 1.

For registering as a navigator entity. $100 unless commissioner sets different amount by rule.

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (np) 2.

For annual renewal of a navigator entity registration.

$100 unless commissioner sets different amount by rule.

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (o) For examination of an applicant for insurance agent license.

Set by commissioner by rule.

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (p) For substituted service of process on the commissioner.

$10

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (q) For copy of papers filed in the commissioner’s office.

Actual cost.

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (r) For preparation and furnishing of lists of insurers and agents.

Actual cost.

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (t) For filing documents for examination prior to initial listing for surplus lines insurance.

$100



601 OCI 601.31 (1) (tc) For annual listing for surplus lines insurance. $500

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (w) For initial issuance and annual renewal of license as an employee benefit plan administrator.

$100

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (x) 1. For obtaining an approval to offer prelicensing or continuing education courses or programs for agents.

Set by commissioner by rule but may not exceed $500.

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (x) 2. For renewing the approval of such organizations.

Set by commissioner by rule but not may not exceed $100.

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (x) 3. For obtaining the approval of prelicensing and continuing education courses and course modifications.

Set by commissioner by rule but may not exceed $25 per credit hour.

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (y) 1. For certifying a copy of an annual statement, examination report, COA, or articles and bylaws.

$10

601 OCI 601.31 (1) (y) 2. For a duplicate certificate of above. $5

601 OCI 601.32 (1) and (2)

Supplementary fee for the general operation of OCI’s supervision of insurance industry.

Commissioner may increase s. 601.31 fees or impose a special assessment or both on all domestic insurers. Special assessment may not exceed 25 cents per $1,000 of the prior year’s gross premiums, less returned premiums and cancellations.

601 OCI 601.45 (1) Costs of examinations and audits. Set by commissioner by rule on the basis of actual expenses and/or a system of annual billings to cover costs relating to a group of companies.

601 OCI 601.62 (4) Fees for stenographic services in investigations, examinations, and hearings.

May not exceed the amount for like services in circuit court.

601 OCI and DSPS

601.93 (1m) For funding state and local fire prevention and protection programs.

2 percent of Wisconsin-based fire insurance premiums paid during the prior year.

619 DOA 619.01 (8m) For services from state agencies not otherwise charged to a health care liability plan.

2 percent of net premiums.

628 OCI 628.09 (5) For a temporary agent license. Same as fee for permanent license.

628 OCI 628.10 (5) (a) For the reinstatement of a license of an insurance agent or an individual navigator.

Twice the amount of applicable license renewal fee.

646 OCI— Insurance Security Fund

646.51 (1m), (3), and (4)

For funding payments after a liquidation order has been issued.

Percentage of prior year’s premiums as approved by the fund’s board and subject to statutorily imposed limits.

646 OCI— Insurance Security Fund

646.51 (3) (c) For administrative costs and other expenses. Set by the fund’s board but nonprorated assessments may not exceed $500 per insurer in a year.

648 OCI 648.27 (1) and (2)

For examination, analysis, and financial monitoring of care management organizations and for review of their applications.

Set by commissioner based on estimated costs to OCI and DHS.



648 DHS 648.75 (3) For funding or paying for services of enrollees in an insolvent or financially hazardous care management organization.

Assessed by DHS based upon each permittee organization’s proportionate share of projected enrollment during the annual contracting period.

655 OCI— Injured Patients and Families Compensa-tion Fund

655.27 (3)(a), (b), and (br)

Annual assessment imposed on health care providers to finance the compensation fund.

Set by commissioner with approval of the fund’s board, taking into account specified considerations, including past and prospective loss and expense experiences, and subject to statutorily imposed limitations.

655 OCI— Injured Patients and Families Compensa-tion Fund

655.27 (3) (am) For funding the peer review council. Set by commissioner by rule, with approval of the fund’s board, at a level sufficient to cover council costs.

938 DCF 938.22 (7) (b) For DCF to license a shelter care facility. Biennial fee of $60.50, plus a biennial fee of $18.15 per juvenile, based on the number of juveniles that the shelter care facility is licensed to serve, plus a possible late fee of $5 for each day the fee is late. Some veterans exempt.

939 DOC 939.615 (5) (b) Lifetime supervision for a serious sex offense. Varying rates based on the ability to pay and with the goal of receiving at least $1 per day.

961 DSPS 961.335 (3) For a permit authorizing a person to manu-facture, obtain, possess, use, administer, or dispense a controlled substance for purposes of scientific research, instructional activities, chemical analysis, or other special uses.

Determined by the Controlled Substances Board, but not more than $25.

961 DSPS 961.335 (5) For amendment of a permit authorizing a person to manufacture, obtain, possess, use, administer, or dispense a controlled substance for purposes of scientific research, instructional activities, chemical analysis, or other special uses.

Determined by the Controlled Substances Board, but not more than $5.

BCPL—Board of Commissioners of Public LandsDATCP—Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer ProtectionDCF—Department of Children and FamiliesDFI—Department of Financial InstitutionsDFI–OCU— Office of Credit Unions in the Department of Financial

InstitutionsDHS—Department of Health ServicesDMA–DEM— Division of Emergency Management in the

Department of Military AffairsDNR—Department of Natural ResourcesDOA—Department of AdministrationDOC—Department of CorrectionsDOJ—Department of JusticeDOR—Department of Revenue

DOT—Department of TransportationDPI—Department of Public InstructionDSPS—Department of Safety and Professional ServicesDVA—Department of Veterans AffairsDWD—Department of Workforce DevelopmentGIB—Group Insurance BoardHEAB—Higher Educational Aids BoardLIRC—Labor and Industry Review CommissionOCR—Office of the Commissioner of RailroadsPSC—Public Service CommissionSHS—State Historical SocietySOS—Secretary of StateWEDC—Wisconsin Economic Development CorporationWHEDA— Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority

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