Wyoming Department of Revenue Use Tax Return for Consumers & Non-Licensed Businesses Form 44 Important Information Part – I- Use Tax Due – Monthly All returns must be postmarked by the Reporting Period last day of the month following the last month in the reporting period. This section is used to itemize use tax to the i.e. If you are reporting monthly, report jurisdiction in Wyoming where the purchase period 8/1/09 through 8/31/09 is being used, stored or consumed. All use postmarked by 9/30/09. Quarterly tax due will be reported using only the reporting, report period 1/1/09 through county level jurisdiction name and digit 3/31/09 postmarked by 4/30/09. Annual code, as tax is only imposed at the state reporting, report period 1/1/09 through and county level, unless you are reporting 12/31/09 postmarked by 1/31/10. If the tax in the Teton Village Resort District. last day of the month falls on a weekend or holiday the returns must be If the jurisdiction name, digit code and tax postmarked by the following business rate is not pre-printed or is incorrect, please day. enter the correct jurisdiction name, digit code and corresponding tax rate. Please make a copy of this return for your records. Column 1: Enter the four letter jurisdictional name code for the jurisdiction Submit completed returns and payment you owe use tax in for purchases made out to: of state where no tax or not enough tax was Wyoming Department of Revenue paid on your taxable purchases. Example: 122 West 25th Street, Suite E301 Tax owed in Laramie County Wyoming, enter LARA in this column. (Refer to the Cheyenne, WY 82002 Jurisdiction Code Table.) If you are filing an amended return, Column 2: Enter the four digit jurisdiction please check the box at the top of the digit code which corresponds to the form under the return due date to jurisdiction name code you entered in indicate this is an amended return. column 1. Example: Tax owed in Cheyenne, WY (Laramie County) enter Please ensure that you sign and date the 0200. (Refer to the Jurisdiction Code Table.) form before submitting to the Column 3: Enter the tax rate in effect for department. Any unsigned or the reporting period for the jurisdiction you incomplete tax returns will be rejected are reporting use tax owed in. (Refer to the and a new return will be sent to the current sales/use tax rate chart.) taxpayer for completion and signature. Column 4: Total all purchases made out of state where no tax was paid to the vendor, or Revised 1.23.2020 |
where tax was paid at a lesser rate than the and county level, unless use tax is owed in rate in effect in the jurisdiction where the the Teton Village Resort District. purchase is being used, stored or consumed in Wyoming. Multiply the total purchase(s) Column 1: Enter the four letter amount by the tax rate entered in column 3, jurisdictional name code for the first and place figure here. Example: Purchases jurisdiction you owe use tax in for purchases of $200.00 made in Nebraska and brought to made out of state where no tax or not Cheyenne, Wyoming for storage, use or enough tax was paid on your taxable consumption would result in a tax liability purchases. Example: Tax owed in Laramie of $12.00. $200.00 X 6% = $12.00. County Wyoming, enter LARA in this column. (Refer to the Jurisdiction Code Column 5: Enter the total amount of sales Table.) or use tax paid to another state. Wyoming offers an offsetting credit for sales/use tax Column 2: Enter the four digit jurisdiction legally imposed and paid in another state. digit code which corresponds to the Example: The Nebraska vendor charged jurisdiction name code you entered in $10.00 sales tax; enter $10.00 on this line. column 1. Example: Tax owed in Cheyenne, WY (Laramie County) enter Column 6: Subtract the figure entered in 0200. (Refer to the Jurisdiction Code Table.) column 5 from the figure in column 4 and place the difference here. This is the total Column 3: Enter the tax rate in effect for use tax owed for the reporting period. To the reporting period for the jurisdiction you complete the example from column 5: You entered in column 1. (Refer to the sales/use paid 5% tax to the Nebraska vendor, so the tax rate chart with the effective date that Wyoming Use tax due is $2.00. $12.00 corresponds to the quarter you are reporting (entered in column 4) minus $10.00 (entered for.) in column 5) = $2.00. Column 4: Place an X in the box that Adjustments: If you owe penalties or corresponds to the jurisdiction entered in interest or the Department has sent you a column 1 and the tax rate entered in column billing notice please place that amount 3. Example: Tax owed in Laramie County, here. Add the amount entered in Column WY at a rate of 6% for Q1 (January 1, 2009 6 to any figure entered on the adjustment through March 31, 2009), and Q4 (October line and place the total in the Total Due. 1, 2009 through December 31, 2009). Place This is the total use tax owed on your an X in box for Q1 and Q4. Tax for these purchases for this filing period. quarters can be placed on the same line as the tax rate was the same in Q1 and Q4. Part – II- Use Tax Due – Quarterly or Annual Reporting Period Note: If there was a tax rate change during the year for the jurisdiction you are reporting for you must use a separate line for This section is used to itemize use tax to the each tax rate. jurisdiction in Wyoming where the purchase is being used, stored or consumed. All use Column 5: Total all purchases made out tax due will be reported using only the of state where no tax was paid to the vendor, county level jurisdiction name and digit or where tax was paid at a lesser rate than code, as tax is only imposed at the state the rate in effect in the jurisdiction where the |
purchase is being used, stored or consumed in Wyoming. Multiply the total purchase(s) amount by the tax rate entered in column 3, and place figure here. Example: Purchases of $200.00 made in Nebraska and brought to Cheyenne, Wyoming for storage, use or consumption would result in a tax liability of $12.00. $200.00 X 6% = $12.00. Column 6: Enter the total amount of sales or use tax paid to another state. Wyoming offers an offsetting credit for sales/use tax legally imposed and paid in another state. Example: The Nebraska vendor charged $10.00 sales tax; enter $10.00 on this line Column 7: Subtract the figure entered in column 6 from the figure in column 5 and place the difference here. This is the total use tax owed for the reporting period. To complete the example from column 5: You paid 5% tax to the Nebraska vendor, so the Wyoming Use tax due is $2.00. $12.00 (entered in column 5) minus $10.00 (entered in column 6) = $2.00. Sub Total: Add the total amounts entered in column 7 and place total here. Adjustments: If you owe penalties or interest or the Department has sent you a billing notice please place that amount here. Add the amount entered in Column 7 to any figure entered on the adjustment line and place the total in the Total Due. This is the total use tax owed on your purchases for this filing period. Instructions form 44 5/9/11 |