Do you file both business and personal taxes?

We handle all major business filings (Schedule C, 1120-S, 1065, 990) and your individual 1040. Everything stays in sync, and you don’t have to manage multiple vendors or repeat your numbers.

What makes your tax filing different from other firms or TurboTax?

Most preparers just enter numbers. We use the MERNA™ Method to analyze your entity, structure your deductions, and ensure every filing decision is proactive—not reactive. You’re not just getting a return. You’re getting a strategic document built to reduce your taxes long term.

Can you help if I’m behind on taxes?

Yes—we specialize in helping clients catch up. Whether it’s one year or five, we’ll build a clean-up plan, file accurate returns, and help you avoid penalties or reduce what you owe.

Do I need to clean my books before working with you?

No. We’ll clean up your bookkeeping as part of the filing process if needed. Messy books, missing 1099s, or past filing errors? We’ve got it covered.

How long does it take to file?

Once we receive all documents, most returns are completed and ready for your review in 7–10 business days. Rush filing is available during peak season.

Do you offer audit protection?

Yes. We document every deduction, reference IRS code where needed, and keep internal records that can support your return if the IRS ever asks questions. Our goal is not just filing—it’s filing with protection.

What’s the investment?

Each return is priced based on complexity. Basic business returns start around $750, while more advanced filings (S-Corp, multi-year cleanup, or strategy implementation) are quoted after a free assessment. Most clients see 3x–6x ROI in tax savings.

Wyoming 2026 Tax Changes — How the “Wyoming Advantage” Got Stronger with Federal Tax Cuts

On January 1, 2026, the tax landscape for Wyoming residents was solidiﬁed and enhanced. At the federal level, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA ) made the popular 2017 TCJA tax cuts permanent and introduced new beneﬁts, avoiding the feared “tax cliﬀ.”

For residents of Wyoming, this is exceptional news. The state’s powerful advantage of having no state income tax is now ampliﬁed by permanent federal tax relief. This combination cements Wyoming’s status as one of the most tax-friendly states in the nation for workers, entrepreneurs, and retirees.

Get a 2026 Wyoming Tax Strategy

This guide provides a clear, localized breakdown of how these permanent federal tax laws will impact your income, business, and ﬁnancial strategy in 2026 and beyond, with a special focus on Wyoming’s energy, agriculture, and tourism sectors.

The Ultimate Tax Advantage: No State Tax + Permanent Federal Relief

The Wyoming Advantage

Wyoming stands as a beacon of ﬁnancial freedom with its celebrated tax structure:

ZeroState Income Tax: You keep 100% of your income at the state
No Tax on Retirement Income: Social Security beneﬁts and withdrawals from 401(k)s and IRAs are not taxed by the state.
NoCorporate Income Tax: Businesses thrive in a pro-growth

Permanent Federal Relief from OBBBA

OBBBA has made the federal tax picture much brighter, directly beneﬁting everyone in Wyoming.

Lower Federal Tax Brackets are PERMANENT: The lower individual income tax rates from the TCJA are here to This is a crucial win for Wyoming’s high-earning energy workers and dual-income families.
The Federal Standard Deduction is PERMANENT: The higher federal standard deduction is also permanent, simplifying ﬁling and lowering federal taxable income for the majority of households.
The QBI Deduction is PERMANENT and ENHANCED: The 20% Qualiﬁed Business Income (QBI) Deduction is a permanent part of the federal tax code, a massive beneﬁt for the state’s many ranchers, contractors, and small business owners.

New Federal Tax Breaks for Wyoming Residents

OBBBA also introduced several new federal deductions that will directly beneﬁt many in Wyoming:

Overtime Deduction: Deduct up to $12,500 ($25,000 for joint ﬁlers) of qualiﬁed overtime pay. This is a game-changer for workers in Wyoming’s powerful oil, gas, and mining industries.
Senior Deduction: An additional $6,000 deduction for individuals 65 and older, providing federal tax relief that complements the state’s zero-tax policy on retirement income (subject to phase-out).
Tip Income Deduction: Deduct up to $25,000 of qualiﬁed tip income, a signiﬁcant beneﬁt for workers in Wyoming’s world-class tourism and hospitality sectors in places like Jackson Hole and Cody.

Wyoming-Speciﬁc Tax Considerations for 2026

A Massive Boost for the Energy Sector

The new federal Overtime Deduction is particularly impactful for Wyoming. For the thousands of workers in the oil, gas, and mining sectors who earn signiﬁcant overtime, this new federal deduction provides direct, substantial tax relief, increasing their take-home pay and boosting the state’s most vital economic engine.

A Haven for Ranchers and Entrepreneurs

The permanent 20% QBI Deduction is a cornerstone for Wyoming’s agricultural community and small businesses. Ranchers, farmers, outﬁtters, and independent contractors can deduct a signiﬁcant portion of their income at the federal level, preserving capital and encouraging investment.

Real Estate and STRs in Premier Destinations

For property owners in world-renowned markets like Jackson Hole, Cody, and the communities surrounding Yellowstone and Grand Teton, OBBBA brings welcome news. The 100% bonus depreciation for qualiﬁed property is now permanent. This allows real estate investors and STR hosts to immediately write oﬀ the cost of certain assets on their federal return, a powerful tool to oﬀset rental income in these high-demand areas.

What Wyoming Taxpayers Should Do Now

Update Your Federal Tax Plan: While you don’thave state income tax, your federal strategy is more important than Ensure it’s built on the reality of permanent tax cuts.
Maximize New Federal Deductions: If you work in the energy sector, ensure you are accurately tracking your overtime pay to take full advantage of this powerful new federal
Leverage Your Business Structure: Work with a professional to ensure your LLC, S- Corp, or ranching operation is structured to maximize the permanent 20% federal QBI
Optimize Your Retirement Strategy: Even with no state tax, planning your federal tax on distributions is The new Senior Deduction and permanent lower rates provide new opportunities.

Wyoming 2026 Tax FAQ

Does Wyoming have a state income tax?

No. Wyoming does not tax personal income.

Does Wyoming conform to QBI?

No. QBI is federal-only.

Are families affected in 2026?

Yes. Reduced Child Tax Credits and higher AGI shrink refunds.

Are STR owners impacted?

Yes. Participation and depreciation rules tighten in 2026.

Are retirees affected?

Yes. Federal bracket increases raise the cost of withdrawals.

Get Your Personalized 2026 Wyoming Tax Plan

The tax landscape has permanently shifted in your favor. Don’t operate on outdated assumptions. A personalized strategy session will ensure you are structured to maximize every new and permanent federal beneﬁt to take full advantage of the Wyoming Advantage.

How LLC Owners Save on Taxes in 2026

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