Establishing a company in Wyoming

Wyoming lies in the mountain region of the Western U.S., and on maps looks like a perfect rectangle. It is typified by gorgeous open landscapes alongside dramatic mountain peaks and ridges. Its neighboring states are Montana to the north, South Dakota and Nebraska to the east, Colorado to the south, and Utah and Idaho to the west. It is the 10th in size of all U.S. states, but the least inhabited. Two-thirds of the state is taken up by the Eastern Rocky Mountains and the eastern regions include elevated and flat plains. The capital city of Cheyenne is the largest and most populated city, with a population of 60,000. The state has many natural treasures that provide yearly revenues and thus absolve the state of any need to impose income tax. These conditions make Wyoming extremely attractive to foreign companies.

The enormous state of Wyoming, spanning over 253,350 km², has a total population of only 580,000, making it the second least populated state after Alaska. However, millions of tourists arrive each year to see natural landscapes that are unique to the area – such as Yellowstone National Park, and nearby Grand Teton National Park. The climate is semi-arid and continental, and the topography and its distance from any coastline create warm and dry summers juxtaposed with cold nights, while the winters are cold and heavily snowed and the spring is the rainiest season.