Wyoming: No State Income Tax
Wyoming has no personal income tax and no corporate income tax, and funds state government primarily through mineral extraction taxes (oil, gas, coal) and sales taxes. It is one of the most tax-light states in the country and, like South Dakota, is a common domicile choice for remote workers and high-income earners.
Wyoming has no state income tax. $0 in state income taxes on any income type. Federal income tax still applies to all income — "no state income tax" refers to state-level taxation only.
Wyoming has no personal income tax on wages, salaries, bonuses, or investment income. On a $150,000 salary, state income taxes are $0. Wyoming also has no estate tax, no gift tax, and no inheritance tax, making it particularly attractive for high-net-worth individuals.
The Wyoming tech sector is modest, centered primarily in Cheyenne and Jackson Hole. However, Wyoming's tax environment has attracted interest from cryptocurrency and blockchain companies, and the state has passed several cryptocurrency-friendly laws. For remote workers, Wyoming domicile combines zero income tax with relatively low property taxes and a simple administrative environment.
Wyoming's sales tax is 4% (one of the lower rates among no-income-tax states), with county additions bringing the rate to a maximum of 5-6%. The overall tax burden for high-income earners in Wyoming is among the lowest in the country.
Using Wyoming's tax advantage in negotiations
For remote workers with full location flexibility, Wyoming is one of the most financially advantageous domicile options in the US. Zero income tax, a low overall tax burden, and straightforward administrative requirements all contribute. If your employer allows remote work, the choice of domicile state can be worth tens of thousands of dollars annually in retained take-home pay.
Other states with no income tax
Nine US states currently have no personal state income tax. Each has different trade-offs in property tax, sales tax, and cost of living.
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Total Comp CalculatorFrequently asked questions: Wyoming income tax
Does Wyoming have a state income tax?
No. Wyoming has no personal income tax, no corporate income tax, no estate tax, and no gift tax. State revenues rely primarily on mineral taxes and sales taxes.
Tax rates shown reflect the best available 2026 information and are provided for informational purposes only. State income tax rates, brackets, and rules change frequently. This page is not tax advice. Consult a qualified tax professional for advice specific to your situation. © CompCalc — compensationcalculator.xyz