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The document provides instructions for credit unions in Wisconsin to complete Schedule CU-1, which is required for filing the Wisconsin franchise or income tax return (Form 4). It outlines the computation of the percentage of income earned from public deposits and details two methods for calculating Wisconsin net income: a standard method and a shortcut method. The document includes specific guidelines on how to report monthly deposit figures, calculate averages, and apply percentages to determine net income.

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