Wyoming

Additional Information

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• Prior to sending any shipment to any household or licensed retailer in Wyoming, wineries must obtain an out-of-state shipper’s license from the Department of Revenue Liquor Division.
• Licensed out-of-state wine shippers must remit a 12% tax of the retail price of each wine shipment to the Liquor Division.
• Legislation (HB 13) increasing the DTC volume limit from 4 to 12 cases per household per year became effective on July 1, 2021.
• HB 47, effective July 1, 2015, requires wineries to suspend DTC shipments of any products that are currently listed with the Division. Prior to July 1, 2015 the exclusion of products listed with the Division only applied to out-of-state wine shippers selling directly to retail accounts. Wine Institute is attempting to resolve the issue and will keep members informed as we try and work through to a solution.
• Ensure all shipping containers are conspicuously labeled “CONTAINS ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. ADULT (OVER 21) SIGNATURE REQUIRED FOR DELIVERY.”

Compliance Alerts

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February 19, 2021

Wyoming Improves DTC Law

March 26, 2015

Wyoming and Arkansas Amend Direct-to-Consumer Laws

 

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Licensing Forms

• Wine Direct Shipment Application
• Sales Tax Registration for Qualifying Remote Sellers (if applicable)

Reporting Forms

• Out-of-State Wine Shipper Monthly Tax Report
• Sales and Use Tax Returns (if applicable)

Statutes and Advisories

• 2021 HB 13
• Sales Tax Information for Remote Sellers (rev. 2024)
• Direct Shipping Law (effective July 1 2015)
• Wine Direct Shipment Information
• Wines Listed with the Wyoming Liquor Division