011-2 Wyo. Code R. §§ 2-10 - Contractor Procedure
(a) Notification
Requirements for Non-Resident General Contractors, Nonresident Prime
Contractors, and Resident General or Prime Contractors Who Hire Non-Resident
Subcontractors. In addition to all other requirements under Wyoming law, upon
being awarded a construction project, a non-resident general or prime
contractor shall:
(i) Report all labor and
material subcontractors hired within fifteen (15) calendar days of subcontract
award notification;
(ii) Post a
bond with the Department pursuant to
W.S.
39-16-306(b)(i). In lieu of
a bond, the Department may accept:
(A) A
cashier check;
(B) A certificate of
deposit, provided that the certificate of deposit:
(I) Shall be issued by an FDIC-insured bank
with its main office or any branch located in Wyoming.
(II) Shall be payable in current funds or
such other manner as the Department may determine at a bank located in the
State of Wyoming.
(III) Shall be
issued for an initial term of not less than one (1) year and automatically
renewable from year to year.
(IV)
The contractor must execute a valid, binding, first priority pledge agreement
as to the certificate of deposit, which shall be on the form approved by the
Department.
(V) The originals of
both the certificate of deposit and fully-executed pledge agreement shall be
delivered to the Department at the same time.
(1.) If a certificate of deposit is accepted
and retained by the Department under this section, and if the contractor has
not deposited an acceptable replacement bond or other acceptable security
within thirty (30) days before the certificate of deposit's maturity date, then
the contractor shall be deemed to have authorized and directed the Department
to demand immediate payment on the certificate of deposit and upon receipt of
the proceeds, retain the same as a deposit of the proceeds of certified
funds.
(C) A
letter of credit, provided the letter of credit:
(I) Shall have a face amount equal to or
greater than four percent (4%) of the total contract amount for the
project;
(II) Shall be issued by an
FDIC-insured bank with its main office or any branch located in
Wyoming;
(III) Shall be payable in
current funds or other manner as the Department may determine on sight at the
counters of an FDIC insured bank located within the State of Wyoming;
(IV) Shall be on a form of approved by the
Department;
(V) Shall be issued
with an initial expiration date of not less than one (1) year from the date of
its issuance and automatically extended from year to year;
(VI) The issue date shall be ten (10) days
before the date on which the deposit is received by the Department;
and
(VII) The original letter of
credit shall be delivered to the Department.
(1.) If a letter of credit is accepted and
retained by the Department and the contractor has not deposited an acceptable
replacement surety bond or other acceptable security within thirty (30) days
before the letter of credit's expiration date or maturity date, the contractor
shall be deemed to have authorized and directed the Department to draw the
entire face amount of letter of credit and, upon receipt of the proceeds,
retain the same as a deposit of proceeds of a collected cashier's
check.
(2.) The contractor may
deliver at any time to the Department an acceptable surety bond or other
acceptable security to replace a letter of credit retained by the Department.
Upon receipt and acceptance of a replacement, the Department shall deliver to
the contractor the original letter of credit.
(3.) If the Department determines that the
contractor that has deposited a letter of credit under this section in lieu of
a surety bond and has complied with
W.S.
39-15-301 through
W.S.
39-15-311 and
W.S.
39-16-301 through
W.S.
39-16-311, then the Department shall deliver
to the contractor the original letter of credit.
(b)
Non-Resident Subcontractor Requirements. In addition to all other requirements
under Wyoming law, upon being awarded a construction project or any part
thereof, any nonresident subcontractor shall:
(i) Report all lower tier subcontractors
hired within fifteen (15) calendar days of subcontract award notification,
and;
(ii) Remit a completed
affidavit of completion form within fifteen (15) days following completion date
of the subcontract.
(c)
Charges for the labor to alter, improve, or construct real property are not
subject to sales/use tax except where imposed by statute under
W.S.
39-15-103(a)(i)(K).
(d) Work Performed for Exempt Entities.
Contractors performing for exempt entities shall be subject to the sales and
use tax on all equipment, materials, fixtures, and supplies purchased by the
contractor to perform under the contract.
(e) Contractors shall remit use tax and any
sales tax not paid to a vendor to the Department by the last day of the month
following the month in which a purchase is made.
(f) The Department shall refund any excess
retainage withheld from a nonresident subcontractor to the subcontractor if the
retainage has been remitted to the Department and exceeds sales or use tax owed
by that subcontractor.
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