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Home Buying Tips: Your Guide to Jackson Hole Real Estate

Thinking about buying a home in Jackson Hole?

Jackson Hole Buyer’s Guide | Expert Insight from Dan Visosky

Whether you’re relocating, investing, or searching for a second home, Dan Visosky offers over 20 years of Jackson Hole real estate expertise and a client-first approach to help you secure the perfect property in one of the most sought-after mountain towns in the West.

Buyers turn to Dan for trusted guidance on every step of the process, including:

  • Why Jackson Hole is a smart real estate investment

  • How to navigate the competitive Jackson Hole housing market

  • A proven process from property search to closing

  • What to expect in top neighborhoods like Westbank, Teton Village, and the Town of Jackson

  • How Dan and Reilly partner to deliver seamless, high-level service

From cozy cabins to luxury estates, Dan and his team provide the local insight, market strategy, and connections you need to make confident real estate decisions in Jackson Hole.

Contact Dan Visosky at Prugh Real Estate for expert buyer representation.

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Ultimate Guide: Tax Benefits of Living in Wyoming

No State Income Tax:

Wyoming does not impose a personal or corporate income tax, allowing residents to retain more of their earnings.

No State Gift or Estate Tax:

Wyoming imposes no state-level estate, inheritance, or gift taxes—helping preserve wealth across generations.

Low Property Tax Burden:

Teton County’s average effective property tax rate is around 0.6%, making it one of the lowest in the U.S.

No Tax on Out-of-State Retirement Income:

Retirees living in Wyoming do not pay state tax on pensions, IRAs, or 401(k) distributions earned elsewhere.

No State Capital Gains or Real Estate Transfer Taxes:

Profits from real estate sales are not taxed at the state level, and there is no real estate transfer tax.

Dynasty Trusts (Up to 1,000Years):

Wyoming permits long-term asset protection through dynasty trusts—ideal for family wealth planning.

Asset Protection Through LLCs and Trusts:

Wyoming offers enhanced privacy, low fees, and strong legal protection for LLCs and asset-holding structures.

No Tax on Intangible Assets:

Wyoming does not tax stocks, bonds, or bank accounts, helping preserve investment returns.

No Excise Tax on Essentials:

Groceries and fuel are exempt from additional excise taxes, helping lower day-to-day living expenses.

No Mineral Ownership Tax:

Owners of oil, gas, or coal rights are not taxed merely for ownership—only for resource extraction.

No State Tax on Social Security Benefits:

Social Security income is not taxed at the state level in Wyoming.

Favorable Corporate Tax Climate:

Wyoming has no corporate income tax, no franchise tax, and minimal reporting requirements.

Tax Relief Programs for Seniors & Veterans:

Wyoming offers partial exemptions or refunds to qualifying low-income homeowners, veterans, and seniors.

Sales Tax Rate is Lower than National Average:

At 4% state-wide (plus local additions), Wyoming's sales tax is below many other states.

Bloomberg & Tax Foundation Rankings:

Frequently cited as one of the most tax-friendly states in the country by financial publications.

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