How to Pay Wyoming State Taxes?

The state of Wyoming has some unique taxes that small businesses should be aware of. For instance, the state does not have a corporate income tax, but it does impose sales and use taxes on businesses that operate in the state. It also imposes unemployment insurance taxes on all business owners and employees who work in the state.

The state of Wyoming imposes Sales and use taxes on all purchases made within the state. Stores and vendors collect these taxes at the point of sale on all goods and services purchased. In addition to a 4% state sales tax, many counties also collect an optional 5th penny or 6% general purpose sales and use tax. These taxes are also paid at the point of sale and distributed to the county using a population-based formula.

Property taxes in Wyoming are collected by the county treasurer and can be paid in one or two installments per year. Property tax statements are mailed out each September and must be paid by November 10 or May 10. If the payment is postmarked on or before these dates, it will be considered on time.

To pay Wyoming Property Taxes online, you will need your property tax bill number and the amount due including interest. This information can be found on your property tax statement or payment stub. You can also pay by mail by sending your payment with your tax parcel number and a copy of your tax statement or payment stub.

Wyoming State Taxes Payment Methods

Wyoming offers a variety of payment methods for your state taxes:

• Electronic options:
  • ACH payment: This allows for direct transfer from your bank account. For this option, you’ll need your company Tax ID/FEIN number and report information.
  • E-check: Similar to ACH, but uses an electronic version of a check.
  • Credit card: Available through a third-party processor with a convenience fee.
• Traditional methods:
  • Check or money order: Mailed payments should be in U.S. currency.

Key Notes About Wyoming State Taxes Payment Methods

• WYIFS (Wyoming Internet Filing System) allows electronic filing and payment for some taxes, including an ACH debit option alongside filing.
• While credit cards are accepted for some payments, convenience fees might be involved.
• For ACH payments, you may need a company ID provided by the Wyoming State Treasurer’s Office (https://statetreasurer.wyo.gov/payment/).

For further details and specific instructions on which method applies to your tax type, consult the Wyoming Department of Revenue’s website on Excise Tax E-Services (https://revenue.wyo.gov/) or the Wyoming State Treasurer’s payment information page (https://statetreasurer.wyo.gov/payment/).