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Property taxes in Wyoming are prorated at closing based on:

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B) The seller being responsible through closing day

Property taxes are prorated at closing. The seller pays through the closing date; the buyer assumes responsibility after. Wyoming property taxes are due in two installments (November and May).

Answer Options
A
The buyer paying the full year
B
The seller being responsible through closing day
C
A flat 50/50 split
D
No proration required in Wyoming

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Key Terms:

prorationWY taxesNov May

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