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The document outlines the process for requesting an installment agreement with the Wisconsin Department of Revenue, including required information about the applicant's financial situation, terms of the agreement, and associated fees. It emphasizes that approval is contingent on accurate information and that tax refunds will be applied to outstanding liabilities.

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