Registration & Titling

Registering a Minnesota ATV in Wisconsin requires Department of Natural Resources records, a bill of sale, and public or private use choices.

Wisconsin ATV and UTV dealers submit initial registration applications and collect state sales tax within five business days.

Wisconsin ATV and UTV dealer fees include documentation charges for sales contracts and pre-delivery inspection costs for assembly.

Wisconsin trade-in credit reduces sales tax on ATV and UTV purchases by lowering the taxable amount on licensed dealer transactions.

Wisconsin sales tax credits for out of state ATV and UTV purchases explain how to avoid paying double tax during registration.

Wisconsin residents purchasing an ATV or UTV in Illinois must pay state and county sales tax directly to the department.

Wisconsin buyers purchasing a used ATV or UTV from a private seller must pay sales tax directly to the state during machine registration.

Wisconsin counties without extra local taxes allow buyers to pay only the five percent state sales tax rate on ATV purchases.

Milwaukee County sales tax adds an extra percentage to your ATV or UTV purchase, affecting registration and total costs.

Wisconsin county sales tax rates added to ATV and UTV purchases increase the total out-the-door price for buyers across the state.