WyomingWyoming would count data centers as industrial property for taxes
Property used or held to run a business or business unit that mainly houses computer servers in one place would count as industrial property for Wyoming taxes starting with the 2028 tax year.
What it does
A center that mainly houses servers may serve its own business or outside customers. Property used or held to run it would count as industrial property starting with the 2028 tax year.
Argument forOwners could have clearer tax treatment for property used to run a server center, whether it serves their business or outside customers.
Argument againstSmall server rooms run as separate business units might qualify because the definition sets no minimum size for a center.
More detail
Wyoming would count property used or held to run a data processing center as industrial property for taxes. The center must be a business or business unit that mainly houses network servers and related storage in one place to handle data. The center may serve its own business or outside customers. The act would take effect July 1, 2027, and first apply to the tax year beginning January 1, 2028.
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