House Bill 134, an effort to establish a lodging tax that will fund the office of tourism, which is supported by WEDA, WTA, and the Chamber, was introduced and sent
The Wyoming Taxpayers Association is tracking several bills this budget session, a complete list of which you can find by clicking here. Bills they support: HB63 Fuel Tax This bill
Today the 65th Wyoming Legislature will convene for the 2020 budget session. The session will begin with Governor Mark Gordon’s state of the state at 10:00 am. You can watch
The Wyoming Legislature’s 2020 session begins next Monday, February 10. The last day for bills to be introduced is Friday, February 14. Here are some of the bills our Business
The Campbell County Elections Office has graciously provided this preliminary list of offices up for re-election this year: County Commissioners – two 4-year terms Del Shelstad Vacant Seat City
The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services released its minimum Unemployment Insurance tax rate, and employers can view their Unemployment Insurance tax rates online at wyui.wyo.gov. Due to the positive health of
The new year’s legislative principals have been written and approved by our Business Advocacy Committee. Copies of the Legislative Principals and the 2020 Legislative Directory will be available at Eggs
The October 2019 CREG report increases projected General Fund and Budget Reserve Account revenues by $185.4 M from the January forecast level for the current biennium fueled by hearty increases
According to Gillette representative Eric Barlow, the budget session being extended was simply a matter of needing more time, and having three extra days on the books. “It’s not common,
The 2019 Wyoming Legislative General Session came to a close in the wee hours of last Thursday morning with the legislature adjourning Sine Die around 2:00 am. The delay in
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