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IsabellaG
IsabellaGAnswer
Alumni - Intuit
Jun 1, 2019 12:06 AM UTC

For your Wisconsin Tax Return

If you rented your home, if the heat was included in your rent, enter your rent in the first box.

If the heat was not included in your rent, enter your rent in the second box

If you owned your own home, you would just enter the Property Taxes that you paid on your home in the third box.

You get a bigger credit if your rent did not include heat.

Edited 02/03/16

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IsabellaG
Alumni - Intuit
Jun 1, 2019 12:06 AM UTC
Which state or local tax return are you preparing for this credit?
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Level 2
Jun 1, 2019 12:06 AM UTC
Wisconsin, I own my home and pay for heat on a budget plan
IsabellaG
IsabellaGAnswer
Alumni - Intuit
Jun 1, 2019 12:06 AM UTC

For your Wisconsin Tax Return

If you rented your home, if the heat was included in your rent, enter your rent in the first box.

If the heat was not included in your rent, enter your rent in the second box

If you owned your own home, you would just enter the Property Taxes that you paid on your home in the third box.

You get a bigger credit if your rent did not include heat.

Edited 02/03/16

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