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 The Wyoming Taxpayers Association is the only statewide association in Wyoming representing united taxpayers concerned about government spending. WTA has achieved statewide and national recognition for over 70 years as the expert on Wyoming state and local tax policy issues, and serves as the eyes, ears, and voice of individual taxpayers, the business and agricultural communities, government agencies, trade associations, and large energy companies alike. We rely on the concepts captured in the Cornerstones of Taxation to provide the foundation to everything we do ~ Justification, Equity, Balance, Stability and Transparency.
Recently Updated
Board of Directors: The WTA Board of Directors recently voted Judy Catchpole, Rita Meyer, Jayne Mockler and Vickie Diamond on to the Board of Directors. Welcome!
News and Highlights
Wyoming's Vendor Compensation Law Goes into Effect
"Wyoming Revenue Update" presentation by Buck McVeigh, Department of Administration & Information, Department of Economic Analysis. WTA Policy Forum, January 25, 2012.
The January CREG Revenue Forecast and Fiscal Profile has been released. See WTA’s Summary for a quick snapshot.
Governor Mead's 2013-2014 biennium budget recommendations.
Senators Mike Enzi, Dick Durbin, and Lamar Alexander announce Marketplace Fairness Act. Please click here.
Please join us in thanking the many speakers who made WTA’s 74th Annual Meeting a success. Presentations are available on the Events page of the website.
It’s time for WTA’s Annual Sponsorship Opportunities – WTA would not be able to do what we do without the support from our members. Please click here to view this year’s sponsorship opportunities. Have your logo printed in all 400 of our Property Tax books, help sponsor a legislative reception, or simply help cover the costs to print our publications. Whatever you choose, have the peace of mind that your dollars are hard at work!
They said it best…
A fine is a tax for doing something wrong. A tax is a fine for doing something right.
~Anonymous, As Certain As Death, Quotations About Taxes |
