Are information services taxable in Wyoming?
No. Information services are not an enumerated taxable item in Wyoming, and the Department of Revenue says fees to access web-hosted sites are not subject to sales tax.
| Short answer | Not taxable |
|---|---|
| Authority | W.S. 39-15-103; WY DOR Computer Sales & Services bulletin |
| Last reviewed | 2026-09-30 |
Why
Wyoming taxes the items listed in W.S. 39-15-103(a)(i), and information services are not among them.
The department's Computer Sales & Services bulletin (revised August 2026) states that fees charged to access web hosted sites are not subject to sales tax.
Business vs. consumer buyers
Because Wyoming does not tax this category, buyer type does not change the answer.
Where the line is
- Specified digital products with a permanent right of use are taxable.
- Prewritten software is taxable.
How AgentTax classifies information services
Selling access to compiled information: databases, research products, reports and data feeds the seller assembles and furnishes to many customers. AgentTax routes AI research work to its information service category.
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Open the calculatorFrequently asked questions
- Are web-hosted information services taxable in Wyoming?
- No. The Wyoming DOR says fees to access web-hosted sites are not subject to sales tax.
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Sources
- W.S. 39-15-103
- WY DOR Computer Sales & Services bulletin
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