Wisconsin maintains strong manufacturing traditions while developing new strengths in healthcare, technology, and agriculture. The state offers competitive business costs, specialized workforce development, and research institutions supporting innovation. Its location provides access to Great Lakes and Mississippi River trade routes.
Key Facts & Figures
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Capital | Madison |
| Major Cities | Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay, Kenosha, Racine |
| State Sales Tax Rate | 5% |
| Local Sales Tax Rate | Up to 1.5% additional local taxes |
| Corporate Income Tax | 6.5% flat rate |
| Physical Nexus Threshold | Physical presence through employees, property, or inventory |
| Economic Nexus Threshold | $100,000 in annual sales |