Property Tax Guide:

Nevada

Nevada has an effective property tax rate of 0.53%, with a median annual property tax of $2,060. Properties are assessed at 35.0% of market value and reassessed annual (july 1 assessment date); property reappraised every 5 years with annual adjustments in between. Payments are due quarterly.

Effective Rate
0.53%
Assessment Ratio
35.0%
Median Annual Tax
$2,060
Payment Frequency
Quarterly
Appeal Deadline
By January 15 to County Board of Equalization for the current tax year
Due Dates
Quarterly installments due: third Monday of August, October, January, and March
Reassessment Cycle
Annual (July 1 assessment date); property reappraised every 5 years with annual adjustments in between
Homestead Exception
$605,000 equity protection from creditors (adjusted periodically). No property tax exemption by default but veterans may receive up to $30,800 exemption; disabled veterans up to $61,600.
Key Notes
Assessment ratio is 35% of taxable value. Tax cap: 3% annual increase for owner-occupied, 8% for other property. Abatement law limits tax bill growth. No state income tax; property tax is significant revenue source.
Late Penalty
4% penalty plus 10% per annum interest on delinquent installments; costs of advertising and sale added

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