Wyoming

Governor Mark Gordon (R)

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EFTC status in Wyoming

Governor Mark Gordon confirmed participation by January 2026 after a review period.

"I'm very excited that we're not only going to be able to expand K-12 choices to be accompanied by careful oversight and ensure that all families have access to the best educational options."

Governor Mark Gordon, March 2025 (on signing Steamboat Legacy Scholarship Act, WyoFile)

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The latest from Wyoming

On June 8, 2026, the IRS announced in release IR-2026-76 that 27 states, including Wyoming, had elected to participate in the new federal scholarship tax credit program created by the One Big Beautiful Bill, confirming Wyoming's participation under Governor Mark Gordon. States opt in by filing IRS Form 15714, and beginning January 1, 2027 donors may claim a federal credit of up to $1,700 for contributions to qualified scholarship granting organizations. June 8, 2026 · Internal Revenue Service (IR-2026-76) Read Full Article

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