Tax Revenue in Wyoming

≈50%
Mineral Revenue Share
Severance taxes, royalties
Main Sources

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorWyomingUnited States
Mineral-related share of state revenue (%)505

National ranking

Wyoming ranks #18 of 31 states by state tax revenue per capita.

#1Texas82,300,000,000
#2Maine$5,100,000,000
#3Rhode Island$4,900,000,000
#4Montana$4,200,000,000
#5New Hampshire$3,400,000,000
#6New Jersey$5,700
#7Wisconsin$3,700
#8Washington$3,700
#9Virginia$3,500
#10Michigan$3,500
#11Arizona$3,200
#12North Carolina$3,100
#13Georgia$2,950
#14Ohio$2,860
#15Florida58
#16Illinois57
#17Massachusetts$44
#18Wyoming40%
#19New Mexico35%
#20Minnesota28
#21Indiana$24
#22Vermont$18
#23Colorado17
#24Missouri14
#25Utah12
#26Oregon12
#27South Dakota8.4%
#28Delaware$5.5
#29Alaska5M
#30Kentucky0
#31Louisiana0

Did you know?

  • Coal, natural gas, oil, and trona severance taxes fund roughly half of Wyoming's state revenue.
  • Federal mineral royalties are a major, and volatile, revenue source tied to commodity prices.
  • Wyoming's Permanent Mineral Trust Fund saves a portion of mineral revenue for future generations.

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