All Posts Tagged With: "severance tax"
Oil Company Sues Wyoming Counties
Tripower Resources LLC filed suit in Campbell County District Court in late March after Campbell, Crook and Converse counties each listed the company as tax delinquent in late August. According to each county’s treasurer, the company is on the hook for about $885,000 in production taxes from about
12 wells.
Gov. Mead on Wyoming’s Jump
in Top States for Business in 2012 Survey
To make Wyoming even more competitive in recruiting data centers, the Legislature and I worked together to establish an account to offer incentives for companies willing to build large technology facilities (data centers or others) in Wyoming.
15Jul2012 | admin | 0 comments | Continued
Wyoming Senate Awaits More Information on Coal Tax Valuation Bill
Lawmakers have been working under the assumption that
the proposed change would be revenue-neutral. However,
the Wyoming Department of Revenue estimated the change would cost the state more than $14 million in lost taxes through the 2015 fiscal year.
Wyoming Revenue Projections Down
$100 Million
Continued lower natural gas prices could force state lawmakers to impose spending cuts on state agencies in the legislative session that starts next month, Gov. Matt Mead said Friday. Because of the lower revenue projects, lawmakers will undoubtedly push agencies to trim their existing budgets.
14Jan2012 | admin | 0 comments | Continued

