Wisconsin Vapor Device Compliance & Registry Guide (Retailers)
Selling vapor products in Wisconsin?
This category is for questions, updates, and practical discussion around vapor compliance, retailer registration, and approved products.
Start here.
Step 1 — Get Your Wisconsin Tobacco / Vapor Permit
Most retailers selling vapor products will start with Wisconsin DOR registration forms.
Common forms:
- CTV-100 → New permit / registration
- CTV-101 → Updates or changes
- CTV-102 → Additional registration actions
Typical filing fee:
$100
Forms:
Wisconsin Tobacco & Vapor Forms (CTV-100 / 101 / 102)
Step 2 — Check the Wisconsin Vapor Device Directory
Having a permit does not automatically mean every product is approved for sale.
Before bringing in inventory, check whether the product appears in Wisconsin’s approved device directory.
Search by:
- Manufacturer
- Brand
- Device
Directory:
Wisconsin Electronic Vaping Device Directory
Step 3 — Use My Tax Account (MTA)
Manufacturers and businesses managing registrations generally work through Wisconsin My Tax Account.
Inside MTA you can:
- Manage accounts
- File forms
- Submit registry information
- Track approvals
Common Mistakes
Assuming a distributor checked compliance
Assuming permit = approved products
Ordering inventory before checking directory
Losing MTA account access
Community Discussion
Questions to ask here:
- How long did approval take?
- Any issues with MTA?
- Did DOR approve your products?
- Any retailer lessons learned?
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