Wyoming Unemployment Benefits Calculator
Estimate your Wyoming weekly benefit amount (WBA) and total unemployment insurance. Wyoming maxes out at $560/week for up to 26 weeks ($14,560 maximum total). Enter high-quarter wages or annual salary for an instant estimate.
Updated July 2026 · Free estimate · Verify with your state UI agency
By Sammy S. · Founder · AuthorUpdated for 2026
$560
Max weekly
$44
Min weekly
26 weeks
Max duration
$14,560
Max total
Wyoming estimate uses high-quarter wages ÷ 26, then caps between $44 and $560 per week for up to 26 weeks. Defaults: $15,000 high quarter — try the $50k / $75k / $100k salary chips to compare.
Wyoming
$44–$560/wk · up to 26 weeks
Highest-earning quarter in your base period.
Uses salary ÷ 4 as high quarter.
Tax reminder: Unemployment benefits are taxable income. Confirm details with Wyoming's official unemployment website.
How to estimate Wyoming unemployment benefits
Confirm Wyoming benefit range
Wyoming weekly benefits run from $44 to $560, for up to 26 weeks when eligible.
Enter high-quarter wages or salary
Use wages from your highest-earning base-period quarter, or enter annual salary (estimated as salary ÷ 4).
Review your estimated WBA and total
See your estimated weekly benefit, duration up to 26 weeks, and maximum total benefits for Wyoming.
File with Wyoming
This tool is an estimate only. File a claim with Wyoming's unemployment agency for your official weekly benefit amount.
How much unemployment in Wyoming on $50k, $75k & $100k?
Estimates use annual salary ÷ 4 as high-quarter wages, then Wyoming's $44–$560/week range for up to 26 weeks. These answer common searches like "Wyoming unemployment on $50,000 salary."
HQ ≈ $12,500
$12,480 over 26 weeks
HQ ≈ $18,750
$14,560 over 26 weeks · at Wyoming max
HQ ≈ $25,000
$14,560 over 26 weeks · at Wyoming max
At a $100,000 salary (~$1,923/week prior pay), Wyoming's $560 maximum replaces about 29% of weekly wages if you hit the cap — which is why an emergency fund still matters alongside UI.
How Wyoming unemployment benefits are calculated
Wyoming sets your weekly benefit amount (WBA) using wages from your base period — usually the first four of the last five completed calendar quarters. Many states use your high-quarter wages divided by 26, then capped between the state minimum and maximum. Official determinations may differ.
Usually the first 4 of the last 5 completed quarters before you file in Wyoming.
The single highest-earning quarter — the key input to the WBA estimate.
$44–$560/wk · up to 26 weeks of regular benefits.
Wyoming unemployment eligibility and how to file
To qualify in Wyoming, you generally must have lost work through no fault of your own, meet base-period earnings requirements, and be able and available to work while actively seeking a job. File with Wyoming's unemployment agency as soon as possible after separation.
Laid off or position eliminated — generally not quitting voluntarily or termination for cause.
Must meet Wyoming minimum wage requirements during the base period (rules vary).
Actively seeking work and available to start. Report any part-time earnings each week.
File online with Wyoming's UI agency ASAP. A ~1-week waiting period is common.
Green = at Wyoming max ($560). Orange = at min ($44).
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Wyoming unemployment FAQs
Max benefits, $50k–$100k salary estimates, filing, taxes, base period, and why estimates differ in Wyoming
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Disclaimer: This Wyoming unemployment calculator provides estimates only. Wyoming uses its own formula, eligibility rules, and base-period definition. Always verify with Wyoming's official unemployment insurance program. Benefit amounts and weeks can change.
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