Wyoming Taxpayers Association

05/01/2026

🚨 Wyoming’s revenue picture is shaping up — are you up to date?

The Wyoming Taxpayers Association has published a summary of the Wyoming Consensus Revenue Estimating Group’s April 2026 Revenue Update. This quick update offers a fresh look at where state revenues stand and what it could mean for Wyoming’s budget, taxpayers, and future policy decisions.

If you care about staying up to date on Wyoming’s economy, state spending, and fiscal stability, this is worth reading.

04/15/2026

ICYMI: Hank joined Jake on the Cowboy State Daily Morning Show to discuss Wyoming property tax revenues and the Cowboy Family Report on Tax Day. This serves as a great reminder that in Wyoming, our budgets are balanced and invest in the state and its communities thanks to industry.

🎙️ Watch a clip with access to the full interview here: https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkx7XXramyrQo-N_cK1SIQtiqNqoZh6ObC_?si=fdS9rVoC-_MMjTXS

📊 Catch up on the Cowboy Family Report: https://wyotax.org/cowboy-family-dashboard-2/

53 seconds · Clipped by Wyoming Taxpayers Association · Original video "Cowboy State Daily Show with Jake - Wednesday, April 15, 2026" by Cowboy State Daily

11/20/2025

Thank you to the wonderful Dean of our College of Business for pointing out that low taxes is not the sole ingredient in the complex recipe to attracting businesses to our great state! Keep up the great work, UW; we look forward to continuing our partnership to make Wyoming a place where its graduates can find jobs and set down their roots!

Wyoming may pride itself on having no income tax, but the latest CNBC ranking of the best states for business didn’t place us near the top. Instead, we landed well

10/13/2025

🚨 NEED TO KNOW 🚨 As Wyoming lawmakers consider abolishing the property tax, read this piece by the Tax Foundation on the multitude of issues such a proposal presents. The more you know…🧠

Backfilling forgone local property tax revenue through new state taxes is difficult because it dramatically shifts overall tax burdens, undermines local accountability, and cannot easily adjust for changing population mixes.

09/16/2025

Join Hank, as he partners with AARP, WAM, and WCCA to provide information to Wyomingites on the impacts of property tax legislation over the past few years.

07/29/2025

We are glad to hear Representative Williams is doing well and greatly appreciate his comments on the importance of everyone pooling their resources to fund critical services at the local level!

07/09/2025

This webinar will illuminate the flow of revenue from taxpayers and other sources – such as minerals, the federal government, and investment earnings – and how the State directs this money to maintain the services and infrastructure we all depend on.

Our special focus will be the role of property tax as a mainstay of thriving counties and towns, in light of recent efforts to reduce or eliminate this revenue.

Are taxes a “burden,” or a civic duty? What is the “fair share” that citizens and companies should contribute to state and local budgets?

This webinar is a must-attend for anyone interested in the future of small communities, business, and economic opportunity in Wyoming.

Register at: https://equalitystate.org/tax
Equality State Policy Center
Visit https://wyomingtaxfacts.org for more information about our state's tax structure.

06/24/2025

💲TAX TALK: Multiple legislative committees have met this month and discussed who pays taxes in Wyoming. Let's set the record straight: in 2024, over 2/3rds of just property taxes were paid by businesses in Wyoming. This revenue went to support local services enjoyed by Wyoming's citizens.

06/09/2025

Recently, the Joint Revenue Interim Committee voted to draft a bill that would repeal all portions of Article 15 of the Wyoming Constitution relating to property taxes.

DID YOU KNOW? In 2024, property taxes brought in over $2 billion in revenue that went solely to local taxing authorities; you can see how that revenue was distributed below. None of this revenue goes to the state for its operations.

Stay tuned throughout the week for more information on property taxes in Wyoming.

03/24/2025

Join Hank Hoversland, our Executive Director, this Wednesday at noon, as he provides a recap of the tax policies passed by the 68th Legislature’s General Session.