Wyoming State Laws — Complete Reference
All 100+ Wyoming laws that vary from federal or other state law — plainly explained, sourced to official Wyoming codes and agency guidance, and reviewed by Wyoming-licensed attorneys. Free to read.
What makes Wyoming law distinctive
Wyoming pioneered the modern US LLC in 1977 and remains the top-ranked US state for business formation. Wyoming Statutes organize state law by title. WY has no state personal or corporate income tax, 4% state sales tax, and is right-to-work. WY is consistently ranked #1 for business tax climate.
Wyoming offers anonymous LLCs (no member/manager names on public filing), the country's lowest state fee structure ($100 filing + $60 annual), and strong charging-order-sole-remedy asset protection. Wyoming permits constitutional carry. Cannabis is illegal in all forms. WY requires 60-day divorce residency. WY is a common-law state.
What makes Wyoming law distinctive
- Pioneered the modern US LLC — 1977 (first US state).
- No state income tax — one of nine US no-income-tax states.
- Anonymous LLCs — no member/manager names required on state filing.
- #1 US state for business tax climate — consistent Tax Foundation ranking.
- Cannabis fully illegal.
- Constitutional carry.
- Right-to-work state.
All 100 Wyoming law topics
Filter as you type. Published pages open the full Wyoming guide with sources, key facts, agency contact, and FAQ.
Housing & Real Estate
15 topicsBusiness & Employment
20 topicsVehicles & Driving
15 topicsFamily & Personal
12 topicsCannabis & Substances
7 topicsFirearms & Self-Defense
7 topicsConsumer Protection
10 topicsPets & Animals
4 topicsRecreation & Outdoors
8 topicsOther
2 topicsRecent Wyoming law changes
We monitor Wyoming legislation, agency guidance, and court decisions weekly and publish updates as things change.
State Law Weekly — Wyoming Roundup
Top Wyoming law changes this week: statutory amendments, agency guidance updates, and notable court decisions. Digest edition.
Read the update →Q3 2026 Wyoming Law Roundup
Comprehensive summary of major Wyoming law changes in Q3 across housing, employment, business, consumer, and family law.
Read the update →Wyoming 2026 Legislative Session — What Passed
The bills that became Wyoming law this session, organized by topic. What changed, when it takes effect, and who's affected.
Read the update →Notable Wyoming Court Decisions — Q2 2026
Recent appellate and supreme court rulings from Wyoming that change how existing laws are interpreted or applied.
Read the update →Wyoming State Agency Guidance Updates — May 2026
Regulatory guidance updates from Wyoming state agencies covering business, professional licensing, and consumer matters.
Read the update →State Law Weekly — Week of May 5
Top Wyoming law changes this week: pending legislation, effective-date reminders, and enforcement updates.
Read the update →Compared to neighboring states
See how Wyoming compares to its neighbors on the topics that matter for movers and multi-state operations.
Comparing US laws to other countries?
See the United States country profile on our companion site for international legal comparisons and cross-border considerations.