Tattoo Parlor Permit Requirements in Casper, WY

1. EIN (Employer Identification Number)

   Required if you have employees or operate as an LLC or corporation. Free from the IRS.

   Official government source for EIN (Employer Identification Number) (opens in a new tab)

   Free·Immediate (online application)

   Free

   Immediate (online application)

1. Wyoming Department of Revenue — Sales Tax License

   Required for all businesses selling taxable goods or services in Wyoming. Wyoming charges a 4% state sales tax; counties may add up to 2% and optional resort taxes may apply. Register with the Wyoming Department of Revenue online.

   Official government source for Wyoming Department of Revenue — Sales Tax License (opens in a new tab)

   $60 one-time sales/use tax license fee (W.S. § 39-15-106(a))·Immediate (online)

   $60 one-time sales/use tax license fee (W.S. § 39-15-106(a))

   Immediate (online)

2. Bloodborne Pathogen Training (per artist)

   No Wyoming state law licenses tattoo artists or mandates bloodborne-pathogen training — the only statewide body-art statute is W.S. 14-3-107 (parental consent required for body art on minors). Federally, OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens Standard (29 CFR 1910.1030) requires annual BBP training for employees with occupational exposure, and county/city health departments (Natrona, Laramie County, Albany County) may impose local requirements — check your local health department.

   Official government source for Bloodborne Pathogen Training (per artist) (opens in a new tab)

   OSHA-compliant BBP training course ~$25–$100, where applicable·Half-day course

   OSHA-compliant BBP training course ~$25–$100, where applicable

   Half-day course

1. Casper-Natrona County Health Department — Body Art Establishment License

   Tattoo establishments and artists in Casper are licensed by the Casper-Natrona County Health Department, which inspects body art establishments annually under its Rules and Regulations for Body Art Establishments. Tattoo, permanent-makeup, microblading, and piercing practitioners must pass the department's Body Art Sanitation Exam. Wyoming has no statewide tattoo shop license.

   Official government source for Casper-Natrona County Health Department — Body Art Establishment License (opens in a new tab)

   Fees set by the health department; confirm with CNCHD (307-235-9340)·2–6 weeks

   Fees set by the health department; confirm with CNCHD (307-235-9340)

   2–6 weeks

2. City of Casper Business/Health License (most businesses exempt)

   Casper does not require a general business license. The city licenses only enumerated business types (junk dealers, pawnshops, itinerant merchants, unsolicited salesmen, secondhand dealers, hotels/rooming houses, buses, taxicabs). However, businesses affecting public health - food service (including catering, food trucks, and bakeries), child day cares, body art/tattoo studios, massage therapy, and lodging - must obtain a City of Casper health license through the City Clerk after Casper-Natrona County Health Department inspection. Most other businesses (salons, trades, professional and personal services) need no city business license.

   Official government source for City of Casper Business/Health License (most businesses exempt) (opens in a new tab)

   $0 for most businesses; city health licenses $25-$100+ per year where required (e.g. restaurants $100 base)·Health licenses issued after inspection and fee payment; not applicable for most businesses

   $0 for most businesses; city health licenses $25-$100+ per year where required (e.g. restaurants $100 base)

   Health licenses issued after inspection and fee payment; not applicable for most businesses

Official Sources

• Wyoming Department of Health — Tattoo Body Art Shop Permit
• City of Casper City Clerk

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