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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

April 1, 2025

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Michael Pearlman, Communications Director

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Janelle Collins, Strategic Communications Director

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*Governor Announces Opening of Property Tax Refund Program Application Period*

*"Deadline to apply is June 2"*

CHEYENNE, Wyo. – Governor Mark Gordon and the Wyoming Department of Revenue are announcing the property tax refund program for homeowners is now open for applications. At the Governor’s request, the Legislature appropriated an additional $10.5 million to meet the state’s commitment to homeowners in need, following expansion of the program in 2024.

“We know more than 4,600 additional families utilized this program last year, reflecting how important delivering relief to those most impacted by increased assessments has become,” Governor Gordon said.

The property tax refund program assists eligible Wyoming homeowners who are struggling to pay their property taxes, which can often be a significant financial burden, particularly for those with fixed or limited incomes. In 2023, the program helped 13,485 Wyoming families, with more than $14,265,960 million in refunds distributed, with the average refund being approximately $1,058.23.

Homeowners can apply for a refund of up to one-half of the median residential property tax amount or 75 percent of their 2024 property tax bill, whichever is less. Eligibility is limited to homeowners: 


* whose gross household income is equal to or less than 145 percent of the median household income for their county of residence, or the statewide median, whichever is greater;  
* have been Wyoming resident for at least five years,
* occupy the residence at least nine months of the tax year; 
* have total assets less than $163,019 per adult household member, excluding the value of your home, one vehicle per adult member of the household and any retirement accounts, life insurance or medical saving accounts from that calculation.  If the homeowner’s 2024 property tax paid exceeds 10% of your total household income, the asset requirement is waived.

Brenda Henson, Director of the Department of Revenue, stated all taxpayers who applied for refunds last year will receive an application in the mail in mid-April. Taxpayers may also apply online at wptrs.wyo.gov [ [link removed] ] beginning today. In addition, applications are available from local County Treasurer's offices across the state. *All applications must be properly completed and filed with the Department of Revenue or the County Treasurer's office no later than **June 2*.  Before applying for the refund, individuals must pay their 2024 taxes in full. 

For more information about Wyoming’s property tax refund program, including eligibility requirements and how to apply, please visit wptrs.wyo.gov [ [link removed] ] or call (307) 777-7320.

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