011-2 Wyo. Code R. §§ 2-4 - Licensing
(a) Non-nexus vendors that are participating
in the Streamlined Sales Tax Agreement can be registered in all member states
through use of the centralized registration process provided under the
agreement. Under this process, a seller registering under the agreement will
not pay a fee for registration or licensing for any state where there is no
legal requirement to register. No written signature of the licensing seller
will be required. An agent may register a seller under uniform procedures
adopted by the Streamlined Sales Tax Governing Board. Cancellation does not
relieve the seller of its liability for remitting to the proper states any
taxes collected.
(b) Governmental
Entities. The retail sale, lease, or rental of tangible personal property or
taxable services by the State of Wyoming or its political subdivisions shall be
subject to the sales/use tax. The governmental entity shall be considered a
vendor and shall be licensed and collect tax on taxable transactions.
(c) Tribal Members. Sales or Leases on the
Wind River Indian Reservation. Persons on the Wind River Reservation who are
engaged in selling or leasing tangible personal property or providing services
subject to the sales or use tax shall become licensed as vendors. Vendors shall
comply with all reporting requirements as directed by the Department for sales
or leases occurring on the Reservation to any person who is not an enrolled
member of the Northern Arapaho or Eastern Shoshone Tribes.
(d) Multiple Business Locations. At the
vendor's option, they may ask to have multiple locations under the same
ownership consolidated so the tax for all locations can be filed on a single
return.
(e) Transfer of License.
Sales/use tax licenses shall not be transferable. If there is a change from one
legal entity to another, the new entity shall apply for a new sales/use tax
license under the new entity's legal name. Any such change shall be reported to
the Department immediately. The license fee shall be imposed on each such
change.
(f) Any vendors or remote
sellers selling exclusively through a marketplace facilitator shall not be
required to license with the Department as long as the marketplace facilitator
is licensed to collect and report taxes to the Department.
(g) Simply having a registered agent, virtual
office, or accounting firm in Wyoming does not automatically prompt a licensing
requirement.
(h) Persons engaged in
occasional sales shall not be required to collect sales tax.
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