Wyoming Freedom: Complete Tax Independence
Wyoming has no state income tax and minimal government intervention. But federal taxes still apply. Section 7702 delivers total tax freedom.
The Wyoming Tax Reality
Wyoming is one of the most tax-friendly states in America. But federal taxes don't care—they still take up to 37% of your retirement income.
✅ The Good News
- 0% state income tax
- No local income taxes
- No estate tax
- Strong property rights
⚠️ The Challenge
- Federal taxes still apply (up to 37%)
- All 401(k)/IRA distributions federally taxed
- RMDs can push you higher
- Limited metro amenities
Wyoming Tax By The Numbers
Section 7702: Your Tax Freedom Solution
Section 7702 of the IRS tax code creates a powerful opportunity: access your retirement funds through policy loans that are completely tax-free—at both federal and state levels. For Wyoming residents, this means escaping both the state tax burden and federal taxation entirely.
Federal Tax-Free
Policy loans bypass federal income tax entirely. No 22-37% federal tax on your retirement income.
State Tax-Free
Wyoming already has no income tax—Section 7702 addresses the federal burden that remains.
Wyoming Professionals We Typically Serve
Energy Professionals
Oil, gas, and coal industry executives and workers
Jackson Hole Wealth
Ultra-high-net-worth individuals in the Teton region
Ranch Owners
Large-scale cattle ranchers with significant land holdings
Healthcare Professionals
Physicians earning premium rural rates
Remote Workers
High earners working remotely from Wyoming's tax-free environment
Tourism Executives
Leaders in Wyoming's tourism and hospitality sector
Wyoming Areas We Serve
Matt Nye's Recommendation
"Wyoming represents everything America was supposed to be: freedom, independence, and minimal government interference. No state income tax, no estate tax, strong property rights."
"But the federal government is a different story. They're taking 22-37% of every 401(k) dollar you withdraw, regardless of your Wyoming address."
"For my Wyoming clients—ranchers, energy executives, Jackson Hole wealth—Section 7702 completes the picture. You've chosen the most tax-free state. Now choose the most tax-free retirement vehicle. True independence means freedom from all taxes."
— Matt Nye, 20-Year Industry Veteran
Frequently Asked Questions
Wyoming is the most tax-free state. Why do I need anything else?
Wyoming is tax-free at the state level—incredible. But the IRS doesn't care where you live. Federal taxes take 22-37% of your 401(k) withdrawals. Section 7702 eliminates that federal burden.
I moved to Wyoming specifically for tax reasons. Isn't that enough?
You've made an excellent choice for state taxes. But federal taxes on retirement accounts are the bigger issue for most people. Section 7702 completes your tax strategy with federal tax freedom.
We own a ranch. Is Section 7702 relevant to agricultural wealth?
Absolutely. Ranch income varies with cattle prices and conditions. Section 7702 provides predictable, tax-free retirement income independent of agricultural cycles. It's diversification in the truest sense.
What about the Jackson Hole crowd?
Jackson attracts ultra-high-net-worth individuals for good reason. For that clientele, Section 7702 provides tax-free income, creditor protection, and estate planning benefits that complement Wyoming's advantages.
I work remotely from Wyoming. Does my employer's state affect this?
Residency rules can be complex for remote workers. But Section 7702 policy loans are tax-free regardless of where your employer is located or where you work. That clarity is valuable.
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