Wyoming Property Tax 2026: 50% Senior Reduction, Refund Program, Veteran Exemption

Wyoming has no state income tax and historically some of the lowest property taxes in the U.S. The state enacted major relief for age 65+ long-term residents — 50 percent off primary residence tax for seniors with 25+ years of Wyoming property tax payment. This 2026 guide covers the programs and deadlines.

How Wyoming Property Tax Works

Wyoming property tax is administered by 23 county assessors. Residential property is assessed at 9.5% of fair market value (Class 3 residential).

Senior Homeowner Relief (50% Reduction)

Senior homeowners aged 65+ who have paid property tax in Wyoming for 25+ years and live in their primary residence 8+ months per year can receive 50% off their primary residence and up to 35 acres. Apply by 4th Monday in May.

Veteran's Exemption

$6,000 assessed value exemption for qualifying veterans, effective 2025. Surviving spouses qualify until remarriage.

Low-Income Refund Program

State refund based on relationship between property tax paid and household income. Apply through the Wyoming Department of Revenue or county.

Appealing Your Assessment

Review your Notice of Valuation in March/April. Appeal to County Board of Equalization within 30 days. Further appeal to State Board of Equalization.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who qualifies for Wyoming's senior 50% property tax reduction?

Wyoming residents age 65+ who have paid Wyoming property tax for 25 or more years and live in their primary residence for 8+ months per year. Applies to primary residence and associated land up to 35 acres. Apply by the 4th Monday in May.

Does Wyoming have a veteran's property tax exemption?

Yes — $6,000 of assessed value exemption, effective 2025. Surviving spouses may continue the benefit until they remarry. Administered by the local county assessor.