Join WTA
There is no other organization in Wyoming with WTA's broad view of tax and spending
issues. Government is a true "silent partner" too often overlooked by businesses. WTA
serves as the eyes, ears and voice of the business community and taxpayers' window on
the world of state and local fiscal policy.
WTA's mission is to serve its members by promoting efficient and effective government
through independent and unbiased analysis of public expenditures and taxation policies,
coupled with wide dissemination of these analyses.
WTA facilitates networking for the business community on tax and policy considerations
through regional membership meetings and extends to management and employee seminars.
WTA publications are recognized for their accuracy, readability and dependability and
available only to WTA members:
- WTA's quarterly newsletter, The Tax Roundup, reports valuable
facts and useful information of interest to taxpayers and policy makers. Topics covered in
past newsletters include: state and local revenue and spending trends and analysis; state
economic reports; and education finance.
- Wyoming Property Taxation is WTA's annual county-by-county
report detailing the assessed value and mill levies for all Wyoming taxing jurisdictions.
This booklet is one of the most referenced and sought-after tax documents in Wyoming.
- WTA's Wyoming Tax Summary is a guide to State and local taxes, including statutory
citation, base, rate, exemptions, collection procedure, yield, distribution and government
agency contacts. This resource has been referred to as "the tax bible" by Wyoming legislators.
- The How Wyoming Compares, Revenue and Expenditures publication
is a national comparative fiscal report that shows Wyoming's ranking compared to all other
states.
- WTA keeps members informed via emailed Action Alerts. Member
receive weekly legislative alerts as well as throughout the year keeping you informed on
pertinent taxation issues.
WTA Membership is a wise investment!
It is only with your support through membership are we able to influence state and local tax
policy.
| WTA DUES SCHEDULE
The following categories have been broken down for government and
legislators, individuals, associations and chambers, banks and financial
institutions, businesses, and minerals.
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| GOVERNMENT AND LEGISLATORS: |
$100 |
| INDIVIDUALS |
$150 |
| ASSOCIATION AND CHAMBERS: |
$250 |
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| BUSINESS |
Based on Net Sales |
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Up to $100,000 |
$150 |
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$100,000 to $1M |
$300 |
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$1M to $10M |
$500 |
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$10M+ |
$800 |
| BANKS & FINANCIAL: |
Based on Net Deposits |
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Up to $100M |
$150 |
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$100M to $250M |
$300 |
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$250M - $500M |
$500 |
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$500M+ |
$800 |
| STATE ASSESSED AND MINERALS: |
Stay with the current formula as follows:
Minimum of $1,500 to a maximum of $12,000. $50.00 per $1M of the most current year
state assessed valuation for the first $100M of taxable value, $25 per $1M of
valuation above $100M.
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