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Petroleum Association of Wyoming
Membership Application
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Large
Company
Dues are determined by a formula based on annual Wyoming net working interest production, processing and transportation volumes. PAW's Board of Directors annually reviews formula assessment factors. Gas to BOE conversion is 10 to 1. Entitled to one vote, all PAW services.

Small
Company
Production, exploration, service or industry related companies which are not assessed on a formula basis. Entitled to one vote, all PAW services.
Yearly dues - $400.

Affiliated
Company
Larger service and supply companies, law firms, including firms with retained industry advocates, accounting firms, banks, contractors and others whose dues are not determined based on production or throughput. Entitled to one vote, all PAW services. Yearly dues:

  Large, National Company       $7500
  Medium, Statewide Company    $4000
  Small, Local Company      $1000

Individual
Individuals active in the petroleum industry with no more than two employees including individuals not associated with a firm who has contracted as a consultant for another association member. Entitled to one vote, all PAW services. Yearly dues: $250.

Associate
Non-petroleum industry entities such as hotels and office supply vendors. Yearly dues: $100 per year.

Please give us a brief description of your company:

Annual Dues are payable by February 1. All members receive PAW PRINTS, the
informative newsletter from PAW.


Please contact me concerning a formula based membership

Please invoice me at the above address.

Payments to PAW are not tax-deductible as charitable contributions for income tax purposes. However, they may be tax-deductible as ordinary and necessary business expenses subject to restrictions imposed as a result of association lobbying activities. Historically, the non-deductible portion of your dues - the portion allocable to lobbying - has been 15% or less.