Wyoming · Property tax exemptions for veterans · Updated Oct 2026
Wyoming property tax exemptions for veterans (2026)
Every statewide property tax break for veterans in Wyoming that our guide lists, from disabled-veteran exemptions to breaks for surviving spouses. What each is worth, the VA rating it needs, the deadline and how to apply.
Short answer
The main property tax break for veterans in Wyoming is the Veteran's Property Tax Exemption. $6,000 of assessed value exempt each year, usable against your home's property tax or your vehicle registration fees.
- Worth
- $6,000
- VA rating
- See who qualifies
- Income limit
- None listed in our sources
- Deadline
- Fourth Monday in May.
Property tax breaks for veterans in Wyoming
VeteransVeteran's Property Tax Exemption
$6,000 of assessed value exempt each year, usable against your home's property tax or your vehicle registration fees.
- Who qualifies
- Honorably discharged veterans of WWI, WWII, Korea or Vietnam, or veterans awarded the armed forces expeditionary medal or another qualifying service or campaign medal for armed conflict in a foreign country; certain disabled veterans; and surviving spouses until they remarry. You must be a Wyoming resident who has lived in the state at least three years.
- How to apply
- Apply at your county assessor's (or treasurer's) office with your DD-214 showing a qualifying medal or service period; disabled veterans bring the Veterans Administration Verification Form.
- Deadline
- Fourth Monday in May.
- Renewal
- Every year (contact the assessor annually).
- Law
- W.S. 39-13-105; Department of Revenue Rules ch. 14, §17
Source: official page
How to apply, step by step
- Apply at your county assessor's (or treasurer's) office with your DD-214 showing a qualifying medal or service period; disabled veterans bring the Veterans Administration Verification Form.
Deadline: Fourth Monday in May.
Renewal: Every year (contact the assessor annually).
Savings estimate for Wyoming
Roughly what an exemption could save you a year: the value it takes off, times your tax rate.
Eligibility finder for Wyoming
Answer a few questions to see which property tax breaks may fit you. Nothing you type here is sent anywhere.
Pre-set for veterans: you own and live in the home and are a veteran. Add your VA rating, and change any answer.
Document checklist for Wyoming
Pick the breaks you plan to apply for. You get a checklist of forms, documents, steps and deadlines to print or keep on your phone.
Questions about veterans property tax breaks in Wyoming
Who qualifies for property tax breaks for veterans in Wyoming?
Veteran's Property Tax Exemption: Honorably discharged veterans of WWI, WWII, Korea or Vietnam, or veterans awarded the armed forces expeditionary medal or another qualifying service or campaign medal for armed conflict in a foreign country; certain disabled veterans; and surviving spouses until they remarry. You must be a Wyoming resident who has lived in the state at least three years.
Is there an income limit for veterans' property tax breaks in Wyoming?
Our sources list no income limit for any of these breaks.
When is the deadline for veterans to apply in Wyoming?
Veteran's Property Tax Exemption: Fourth Monday in May.
Do veterans have to reapply every year in Wyoming?
Veteran's Property Tax Exemption: Every year (contact the assessor annually).
Where do veterans apply for property tax breaks in Wyoming?
Your county assessor reviews and grants the homeowner, long-term homeowner and veteran exemptions; you file the owner-occupied affidavit online through the Wyoming Department of Revenue or at the assessor's office. The property tax refund program is run by the county treasurer and the Department of Revenue. For the Veteran's Property Tax Exemption: Apply at your county assessor's (or treasurer's) office with your DD-214 showing a qualifying medal or service period; disabled veterans bring the Veterans Administration Verification Form.
SourcesLast checked: Oct 2026.