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PO Box 370
Teton Village WY, 83025
Wyoming imposes no state tax on personal or corporate income, allowing residents to retain more of their earnings.
The state permits the establishment of dynasty trusts, enabling property owners to shield real estate from federal estate taxes for up to 1,000 years, benefiting multiple generations.
Since January 1, 2005, Wyoming has repealed its estate tax, eliminating additional tax burdens on heirs.
Property owners can transfer real estate to heirs without incurring state gift taxes, facilitating smoother generational wealth transfer.
Retirees receiving income from other states benefit from Wyoming's policy of not taxing out-of-state retirement income.
Wyoming boasts some of the nation's lowest property taxes, with rates based on assessed property values, enhancing affordability for homeowners.
The absence of state taxes on gasoline and groceries reduces daily living expenses for residents.
Owners of mineral rights in Wyoming are exempt from state taxes on their mineral ownership, unlike in many other states.
Financial assets such as stocks and bonds are not subject to state taxes, preserving the value of residents' investment portfolios.
Real estate transactions in Wyoming are free from state sales taxes, benefiting both buyers and sellers.
David Yoder's dual expertise in real estate and local business, exemplified by his leadership of the Mangy Moose—a cornerstone of the community known for its vibrant atmosphere and rich history—positions him as an invaluable resource for those considering Wyoming real estate investments.