Maddy summaryHB 25 exempts certain lodging services provided by licensed guides and outfitters from Wyoming's sales tax. Specifically, it removes the tax on temporary accommodations like tents, snow shelters, base camps, and other temporary shelters used by these licensed businesses. The exemption applies to services distributed through existing tax codes (W.S. 39-15-211(a)(ii)) and covers all forms of temporary lodging they provide. This change directly affects Wyoming-based guide and outfitter businesses operating under W.S. 23-2-407. The bill took effect July 1, 2022.
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Maddy summaryThis bill corrects a drafting error in a 2021 law that accidentally repealed Wyoming’s entire 2020 gaming commission law instead of just one section. It specifically amends the 2021 law to clarify that only Section 1 of the 2020 law was intended to be repealed. The bill also retroactively ensures Wyoming Gaming Commission law enforcement officers are covered under the state retirement system from April 5, 2021, including all contributions made during that period. It directly affects Gaming Commission personnel by fixing the legal error and securing their retirement benefits.
Maddy summaryHB 1019 corrects a drafting error in Wyoming's 2021 gaming legislation that accidentally repealed the entire 2020 gaming commission law instead of just one section. It specifically amends the 2021 Act to clarify that only Section 1 of the 2020 Act is repealed, aligning with the legislature's original intent. The bill also retroactively ratifies retirement system participation for Wyoming Gaming Commission law enforcement officers from April 5, 2021, covering contributions made during that period. This directly affects Gaming Commission personnel by ensuring their retirement benefits are properly secured under state law.
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