Forming an LLC or Corporation in Wyoming
Filing fees, annual reports, state taxes and the Wyoming rules to know before you form or register a company.
At a glance
Keeping the company active
State taxes on the company
- No state individual or corporate income tax.
- Sales tax: 4% state rate; counties may add up to 3%.
Good to know
- A company that misses its annual report becomes delinquent and is administratively dissolved after 60 days.
- A Wyoming company operating in your home state usually also has to register there and pay that state’s fees and taxes.
- Doing business in Wyoming without authority costs a $5,000 penalty plus fees and interest.
Other filings
Common questions
How much does it cost to form an LLC in Wyoming?
The state filing fee is $100. Online formations are active immediately; mailed filings take up to 15 business days. Expedite ($700 next-day, $1,400 same-day) is only for filings that cannot be done online.
Does a Wyoming LLC have to file an annual report?
Annual report with license tax: the greater of $60 or $0.0002 per dollar of assets in Wyoming, due on the first day of the anniversary month.
What state taxes does a Wyoming company pay?
No state individual or corporate income tax. Sales tax: 4% state rate; counties may add up to 3%.
How do I reinstate a dissolved Wyoming company?
Reinstatement: $100 plus delinquent reports and license taxes (online within 2 years of dissolution).
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