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Wyoming Income Tax Guide

No individual income taxWyoming does not currently impose a broad state individual income tax.
Mineral taxes matter statewideSeverance and mineral-related revenue are important to Wyoming but are not employee paycheck deductions.
Federal taxes still applyFederal income tax, Social Security, and Medicare continue to affect take-home pay.
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How Wyoming taxes work

Wyoming income tax is $0No state individual income tax is applied to supported wage or other income.
Federal income tax remainsThe calculator separately applies its supported 2026 federal income-tax rules.
Payroll taxes remainSocial Security and Medicare can still apply to employment and self-employment income.
Severance taxes are excludedMineral-production taxes cannot be estimated from a worker's annual income.
Property and sales taxes are excludedThose obligations depend on property, purchases, and location rather than salary alone.

Common Wyoming tax questions

Does Wyoming tax wages?No state individual income tax is applied by this preset.
Why are taxes still shown?Federal income tax and federal payroll taxes still apply.
Are mineral taxes included?No. They apply to mineral activity rather than ordinary employee wages.
Are sales taxes included?No. They depend on taxable purchases and location.
Are property taxes included?No. They require property value and local levy information.
Is a Wyoming individual return prepared?No broad state wage-income return is prepared; this remains a federal and payroll estimate.