Real Property

A property owner who uses land for the production of Agricultural products can apply to have their land valued based on production rates rather than Fair Value.

• If the owner is using the land, they must generate $500.00 of agricultural product annually to qualify.
• If the owner is leasing the land to an agricultural outfit, the lessee must generate $1000.00 of agricultural product annually to qualify.
• This revenue must be documented with receipts and/or a Schedule F.
• An Agricultural Affidavit (PDF) also needs to be completed in its entirety and notarized.
• Agricultural status is specific to the owner. If property is sold or purchased, the Agricultural Exemption paperwork will need to be completed by the new owner.

For more information or questions about Agricultural Valuation visit the Wyoming Property Tax Division website.

Wyoming is a self-reporting state. Each company is required to submit a rendition annually. The due date for renditions is March 1st. Extensions will be granted upon written request. View Personal Property Rendition for Commercial/Industrial/Agricultural Equipment Form (PDF).

The renditions form is a list of all assets used to generate revenue for your business.

• Items should be listed with as much detail possible.
• Paramount to depreciation: include the year acquired as well as the year the item was produced. The depreciation schedule for Personal Property is updated annually by the Wyoming Department of Revenue.  View the current schedule (PDF).

Wyoming is a self-reporting state. Each company is required to submit a rendition annually. The due date for renditions is March 1st. Extensions will be granted upon written request. 

View Personal Property Rendition for Oilfield Equipment Form (PDF).

View Personal Property Rendition for Drilling/Well Service Workover/Agricultural Equipment Form (PDF).

The renditions form is a list of all assets used to generate revenue for your business.

• Items should be listed with as much detail possible.
• Paramount to depreciation: include the year acquired as well as the year the item was produced. The depreciation schedule for Personal Property is updated annually by the Wyoming Department of Revenue.  View the current schedule (PDF).