Property Tax Refund Application Deadline Approaching
CHEYENNE - Monday, June 3 is the deadline for application for the State of Wyoming’s Property Tax Refund program. If you haven’t applied yet, don’t worry, you can request a refund online by going to the Wyoming Department of Revenue’s website located at: wptrs.wyo.gov or your local County Assessor’s office.
On Friday, AARP Wyoming hosted Governor Mark Gordon and Wyoming Department of Revenue Director Brenda Henson for aTeleTown Hall to explain how to sign up for the refund. Click here to listen to that TeleTown Hall.
Household Income Requirements For Applying:
After the passage of House Bill 4 this year, you can make up to 145% of your county’s median income and still apply for a refund on your previous year’s property tax. For most folks, 145% of county median income means a household income of $107,184. However, Laramie ($110,258), Uinta ($111,998), Sweetwater ($116,745), Sublette ($130,558), Lincoln ($134,111), Converse ($115,478), Campbell ($136,199), and Teton Counties ($178,959) do have higher average income levels.
Other Financial and Residency Requirements
There are a couple other requirements to receiving a refund you cannot have more than $156,900 in assets per adult household member. This includes investments, bank accounts, and other real estate but excludes a car for each adult household member, your home, and any retirement accounts. You must have paid 2023 property tax in full, have been a resident of Wyoming for five years and live in your Wyoming residence for at least nine months out of the year. If your tax bill exceeds more than 10% of your total reported income, your asset limit does not apply.
