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May U.S. Factory Orders Rise Significantly
Clean Energy, Green EconomyRenewable energy stands poised to create opportunities across the country. More |
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Wyoming Economic Development Fueled By Wind Technologies, Other Energy ProductionWind ranks among the most active energy sectors in Wyoming. Approximately 25 different wind projects are either recently completed, under construction, or in the permitting stage. More |
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A conversation with…Mark Willis, Director of the Business and Industry Division of the Wyoming Business Council“At this point, we are managing growth rather than pushing growth. We don’t have to be in a hurry; we are working hard for the quality companies that we want to attract.” More |
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NEWS ITEMS
AROUND THE WEB
NEWS ITEMS
AROUND THE WEB
May U.S. Factory Orders Rise Significantly
07/02/2009 |
LABOR FORCE: 295,528 (June 2008)
RIGHT TO WORK: YesTRADITIONAL INDUSTRIES: Mining, tourism, agriculture
EXPANDING INDUSTRIES: Natural resources and mining, construction, wholesale trade, transportation warehousing, utilities, data and informationCOLLEGE GRADUATES (Age 25 and over) 22.7%
BASIC BUSINESS TAXES:Sales and Use Tax: 4 percent statewide retail sales tax; an additional 2 percent may be added on the local level
Property Tax: Creates a tax system that provides a level system for all types of business. Based on a de-facto assessment classification, commercial and other real and personal property is assessed at 9.5 percent of market value; industrial plants assessed at 11.5 percent of current value. Mill levy rates vary among local jurisdictions but average 70 mills