Rates verified January 2026 · Source: Wyoming Dept. of Revenue

Wyoming Sales Tax Calculator 2026

Cheyenne 6% · Casper 6% · Laramie 6% · WY base 4% + county 2%

Wyoming has a 4% state sales tax. Each county adds 2%, making the standard combined rate 6% across most of Wyoming. Some counties have additional specific taxes. Groceries are exempt from Wyoming sales tax.

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Wyoming combined rates by city — 2026 reference

  • Cheyenne
    Laramie County · State 4% + County 2%
    6%
  • Casper
    Natrona County · State 4% + County 2%
    6%
  • Laramie
    Albany County · State 4% + County 2%
    6%
  • Gillette
    Campbell County · State 4% + County 2%
    6%
  • Rock Springs
    Sweetwater County · State 4% + County 2%
    6%
  • Sheridan
    Sheridan County · State 4% + County 2%
    6%

ZIP and district rules can differ. Verify on Wyoming Dept. of Revenue.

State rate: 4%
Avg combined: 5.44%
Economic nexus: $100,000 in sales OR 200 transactions in Wyoming
Filing: Monthly or Quarterly

Wyoming Sales Tax

Wyoming has a clean 4% state rate plus a uniform 2% county addition, making the combined rate 6% across most of the state. Groceries are exempt. Wyoming is one of the lower-tax states for sales tax.

Often taxable in Wyoming

  • General merchandise
  • Electronics
  • Clothing
  • Restaurant meals

Common exemptions

  • Groceries
  • Prescription drugs
  • Medical equipment
  • Agricultural items

Wyoming sales tax — frequently asked questions

What is the Wyoming sales tax rate in 2026?

Wyoming state rate is 4%. Most counties add 2% for a combined 6% rate across most of Wyoming.

Are groceries taxed in Wyoming?

No. Groceries are exempt from Wyoming sales tax.

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Disclaimer: Rates are for informational and educational purposes and may be incomplete or outdated. Always verify with the official Wyoming revenue authority or a qualified professional before filing or making business decisions.