Last Update: 10/27/2026 at 5:34 AM EST
Wyoming Data Center Tax Policy
Coverage from Wyoming Public Media, Oil City News, and others

Wyoming’s data-center tax policy centers on a sales-tax exemption for qualifying equipment and infrastructure, created to make the state more competitive for large technology investments.
The exemption’s scope and reporting have drawn scrutiny, including a 2021 repeal effort and estimates of revenue not captured in state tax collections. Lawmakers have also considered changing how data centers are classified for property-tax purposes and improving records of exempt purchases. Together, these issues raise questions about how Wyoming balances economic-development incentives with fiscal accountability.
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Wyoming's Revenue Committee in Casper postponed a data center property-tax reclassification bill while lawmakers reviewed facility definitions and exemption reporting requirements.
9/3/2026 • Project Finance & Incentives • General
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Wyoming lawmakers in Cheyenne delayed a data center tax classification bill and pursued stronger exemption reporting after reviewing impacts on state revenue and facility competitiveness.
9/3/2026 • Project Finance & Incentives • General
Wyoming HB0067 sales tax exemptions are discussed in relation to data-center investments in critical hardware, power supply, backup generation, and specialized HVAC.
7/25/2026 • Project Finance & Incentives • General
Wyoming maintains a sales tax exemption for large data center equipment after a 2021 repeal attempt by Rep. Clark Stith was killed in committee.
6/12/2026 • Project Finance & Incentives • General
