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The document outlines the requirements for filing Schedule T for Wisconsin tax purposes, detailing when to complete the form based on differences in asset basis between federal and Wisconsin income tax. It specifies exceptions where Schedule T is not needed, explains the treatment of constant and changing basis assets, and provides instructions for adjustments related to capital gains/losses and assets reported on federal Form 4797. The document also includes specific steps for calculating adjustments and applicable laws.

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Begin by reviewing the general instructions. Identify if you need to complete Schedule T based on your asset transactions.
For constant basis assets, fill out Part I. Enter details of any capital assets sold that had a different Wisconsin basis than federal. Ensure to calculate and input any gains or losses accurately.
If applicable, proceed to Part II for adjustments related to assets reported on federal Form 4797. Follow the outlined steps carefully to recompute your figures.
Complete Part III if you have changing basis assets acquired after the specified date. Make sure to document any necessary adjustments over the asset's life.

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