Wyoming sales tax for salons

Are haircuts and salon services taxable in Wyoming?

No. Wyoming's Department of Revenue lists labor or services performed on people among nontaxable items, so haircuts, nail services and skin care carry no sales tax. Below: each kind of service, the products you sell, the rate and the permit a salon needs, each answered from the Wyoming Department of Revenue's own publications, rules or statutes, read on October 25, 2026.

Haircuts
Not taxable
Nails
Not taxable
Products you sell
Taxable
State rate
4%

Administered by Wyoming Department of Revenue.The agency's page The state's own words

Services

Which salon services are taxable in Wyoming?

No. Wyoming's Department of Revenue lists labor or services performed on people among nontaxable items, so haircuts, nail services and skin care carry no sales tax.

Hair services
Not taxable
Nail services
Not taxable
Skin care and waxing
Not taxable

Hair services: haircuts, color, styling, perms and shaves. Nail services: manicures, pedicures and enhancements. Skin care: facials, waxing and other hair removal, and makeup.

Products

Do salons charge sales tax on products in Wyoming?

Yes. Products a salon sells to clients are sales of tangible personal property, which the statute taxes at retail. The state rate is 4% plus local tax.

The rate

What is the sales tax rate in Wyoming?

Statewide tax
Sales and Use Tax
State rate
4%
Local sales taxes
Yes, added by cities, counties or districts

The rate a client pays depends on the salon's address: look it up with the Wyoming Department of Revenue.

The permit

Does a salon need a sales tax permit in Wyoming?

Sales Tax License. Before making retail sales, a salon must get a sales tax license, which carries a $60 fee for each new vendor, and apply through the Wyoming Internet Filing System (WYIFS).

Registration
Sales Tax License
State fee
$60

Register with the Wyoming Department of Revenue

Good to know

What else Wyoming says about salons and sales tax

  • The Department of Revenue says supplies a business buys to run the business are subject to sales/use tax, so a salon generally pays tax on supplies it uses up in services such as shampoo, color or wax.

Sources

What Wyoming's official pages say

Each answer above, in the words of the Wyoming Department of Revenue's own publications, rules or statutes, read on October 25, 2026. This is not tax advice: rules and rates change, so confirm with the Wyoming Department of Revenue or an accountant.

Hair services
“Labor or service to humans or live animals”
wyoleg.gov
Products you sell
“The sales price of every retail sale of tangible personal property within the state and upon the”
wyoleg.gov
The tax and its rate
“administered as if the tax rate under subsection (a) of this section was increased from three percent (3%) to four percent (4%).”
wyoleg.gov
“the board of county commissioners shall by ordinance impose an excise tax upon retail sales of tangible personal property”
wyoleg.gov
The permit
“does not engage in any retail sale of those goods, shall not be required to obtain a sales tax license.”
wyoleg.gov
“a license fee of sixty dollars ($60.00)”
wyoleg.gov
The agency
“Wyoming Department Of Revenue”
revenue.wyo.gov
Also good to know
“purchases of equipment, tools, and supplies purchased by the business in order to run the business are subject to sales/use tax”
wyoleg.gov

Questions

Wyoming salon sales tax, answered

Are haircuts taxable in Wyoming?
No. On the Wyoming Department of Revenue's official pages, Wyoming's Sales and Use Tax does not apply to haircuts, color, styling, perms and shaves. Products you sell to clients are taxed separately.
Do nail salons charge sales tax in Wyoming?
No. On the Wyoming Department of Revenue's official pages, Wyoming's Sales and Use Tax does not apply to manicures, pedicures and nail enhancements. Products you sell to clients are taxed separately.
Are facials and waxing taxable in Wyoming?
No. On the Wyoming Department of Revenue's official pages, Wyoming's Sales and Use Tax does not apply to facials, waxing and other hair removal, and makeup. Products you sell to clients are taxed separately.
Do salons charge sales tax on products in Wyoming?
Yes. Products a salon sells to clients are sales of tangible personal property, which the statute taxes at retail. The state rate is 4% plus local tax.
Does a salon need a sales tax permit in Wyoming?
Sales Tax License. Before making retail sales, a salon must get a sales tax license, which carries a $60 fee for each new vendor, and apply through the Wyoming Internet Filing System (WYIFS).
What is the sales tax rate in Wyoming?
The statewide rate of Wyoming's Sales and Use Tax is 4%, and cities, counties or districts add their own, so the rate a client pays depends on the salon's address. Check the rate for your address with the Wyoming Department of Revenue.

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