Wyoming § 27-3-514 Action for recovery of payments under protest;
procedure

Wyoming Statutes

§ 27-3-514 — Action for recovery of payments under protest; procedure

Wyoming § 27-3-514

Title 27Labor and Employment

Ch. 3UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION

Art. 5EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTIONS

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 27-3-514 (2026).

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An employer paying contributions under protest may within six

(6)months after payment initiate action for recovery against the department in a court of competent jurisdiction. The protest shall be verified and filed at the time payment is made and shall state the grounds for objection. Failure to initiate action within six (6) months is a waiver of recovery under this subsection. Review by the court is limited to the objections stated in the protest. If judgment is for the employer, the amount shall be credited to his account for contributions and interest due under this act. Any remaining balance shall be refunded to the employer from the clearing account.

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An employer paying contributions under protest may within six
(6) months after payment initiate action for recovery against
the department in a court of competent jurisdiction. The protest
shall be verified and filed at the time payment is made and
shall state the grounds for objection. Failure to initiate
action within six (6) months is a waiver of recovery under this
subsection. Review by the court is limited to the objections
stated in the protest. If judgment is for the employer, the
amount shall be credited to his account for contributions and
interest due under this act. Any remaining balance shall be
refunded to the employer from the clearing account.