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Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff
(1) Every license issued under this subchapter and chs. 600 to 646 shall certify that payment of the license fee or tax and the fee required by s. 601.31 (1)(b) has been made, be signed by the commissioner of insurance and be in a form approved by the attorney general.
(2) No suit may be brought to restrain or enjoin the collection of any license fee or tax imposed or provided for by this subchapter, and the fees required by s. 601.31. Any action to recover any license fee or tax imposed or provided for by this subchapter or any fee required under s. 601.31, shall be brought in the circuit court for Dane County within 6 months from the time of the payment. The state may be served in the suit as provided in s. 801.11(3). This subsection is the exclusive remedy by which to recover any license fee or tax imposed or provided for by this subchapter or any fee required under s. 601.31.
(3) No action may be commenced to compel the issuance of the certificate of authority provided for by chs. 600 to 646 until the license fee imposed by this subchapter and the fees under s. 601.31 have been fully paid.
(4) The attorney general shall institute suit in the circuit court for Dane County to recover any license fees or tax not paid within the time prescribed by this subchapter, and the fees required by s. 601.31.
Cite this article: FindLaw.com - Wisconsin Statutes Taxation (Ch. 70 to 79) § 76.68. License; issuance; collection of fees - last updated January 01, 2025 | https://codes.findlaw.com/wi/taxation-ch-70-to-79/wi-st-76-68/
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