WYOMING COURT RULES

4 law, provided, however, that neither the Wyoming nor Federal Rules of Evidence apply. (10) Nonlawyers acting as lobbyists. (11) Nonlawyers selling legal forms in any format, so long as they do not advise or counsel another regarding the selection, use, or legal effect of the forms. Such forms shall clearly and conspicuously state that the forms are not a substitute for the advice of an attorney. (12) With respect to tax laws: (A) Nonlawyers preparing tax returns. (B) Nonlawyers representing other persons, entities, or organizations before the Internal Revenue Service or any other state or local taxing authority in Wyoming to the extent permitted by such agency or taxing authority. (C) Nonlawyers practicing before the U.S. Tax Court in conformity with its rules. (13) CPAs and members, associates or employees of CPA firms and persons working under the supervision of a CPA providing accounting, assurance, attest, tax, financial planning or consulting services for clients if such CPAs are licensed in accordance with the Wyoming Certified Public Accountants Act or are duly licensed in another state or jurisdiction and are authorized to practice in Wyoming under such law or rules. (14) Acts performed by duly licensed Professional Engineers and Profes- sional Land Surveyors in accordance with applicable statutes and the Rules and Regulations of the Wyoming Board of Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors. (15) Statutorily authorized acts by the public records ombudsman, pur- suant to the Public Records Act, Wyo. Stat. Ann. §§ 16-4-201 et seq. (16) Nonlawyers engaging in any other activity which the Supreme Court determines, upon the report and recommendation of the Committee on the Unauthorized Practice of Law, does not constitute the unauthorized practice of law. (d) Any person may act pro se in a matter in which that person is a party. History: Repealed and reenacted effective April 29, 2014; amended February 25, 2020, effective March 1, 2020.