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Category Archives: Taxes

Revenue Meeting is coming up October 2nd and 3rd in Casper, Wyoming 2023.

September 7, 2023

For everyone interested in Property Taxes and what is going to happen next, this is the meeting you do not want to miss! The acquisition study is out and it is not being shared timely to us the taxpayers who paid the bill for the study. Meet us all at the following address:

10/2/2023 – 10/3/2023
8:30 AM
Casper College Music Building, Wheeler Concert Hall
1451 Lisco Dr.
Casper, Wyoming

Tell all of your friends and neighbors to come and stand in support of tax reform in our great state of Wyoming.

Forbes Article Cautions Against Instituting Corporate Income Tax in Wyoming

January 29, 2019

https://www.forbes.com/sites/patrickgleason/2019/01/26/2019-the-year-that-republicans-in-wyoming-started-acting-like-democrats-in-washington/#77a5f2d234d6 Continue Reading

HB0128 would assist Wyoming residents 65 years or older on fixed incomes

January 23, 2019

House Rep Tass presented this bill to protect seniors on fixed incomes from the dilemma of their property taxes continuing to rise every year when they have limited income. This bill would freeze property values at the value they are once the individual turn 65 and applies with their county assessor. This value would be… Continue Reading

Equality State Taxpayers Supports WY House Bill 127

January 23, 2019

This appropriation would be used to financially assist elderly and disabled individuals by providing an annual rebate of sales and use taxes, property taxes and utilities/energy costs. The appropriation will also be expended for costs associated with the program administration, including salary, benefits, and support costs for three positions to administer the program. Those eligible… Continue Reading

Wyoming Supreme Court Opinion on Capitol Renovation

March 23, 2018

The Wyoming Supreme Court has rendered an opinion on the lawsuit filed by Treasurer Gordon concerning the Capitol Square project. The court ruled that the legislation concerning the project was unconstitutional on its face and ordered the District Court to proceed according to the Supreme Court ruling. The order was a strongly worded order to… Continue Reading

House Bill 135 (2006) Opened Door to No-Bid Contracts

March 21, 2018

House Bill 135, signed into law in March 2006, opened the door to the kind of no-bid contracts that led to the huge cost overruns on the Capitol construction project. View the full text of the final (engrossed) bill and the voting record below: Continue Reading

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