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Nevada Sales Tax
Calculator

Accurate, instant calculations for all 17 Nevada counties. Free, no signup required.

6.85%
State Base Rate
8.375%
Highest (Clark Co.)
17
Counties Covered
8.24%
Avg. Combined Rate

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How to Calculate Nevada Sales Tax

Our calculator does the heavy lifting, but here's the simple formula used.

1

Find Your County

Sales tax in Nevada is county-based. Find the county where the purchase is made — not where you live.

2

Get the Combined Rate

Add the state rate (6.85%) to your county's local rate. E.g., Clark County adds 1.525% = 8.375% total.

3

Multiply

Tax Amount = Purchase Price × Combined Rate. E.g., $100 in Las Vegas → $100 × 0.08375 = $8.38 tax.

4

Check Exemptions

Some items like unprepared food, prescription drugs, and certain medical devices are tax-exempt.

Nevada Sales Tax Rates by County

All 17 Nevada counties. Rates sourced directly from the Nevada Department of Taxation.

Clark County
Las Vegas · Henderson · North Las Vegas
8.375%
State 6.85% + Local 1.525%
Washoe County
Reno · Sparks
8.265%
State 6.85% + Local 1.415%
White Pine County
Ely
7.725%
State 6.85% + Local 0.875%
Carson City
State Capital
7.60%
State 6.85% + Local 0.75%
Churchill County
Fallon
7.60%
State 6.85% + Local 0.75%
Nye County
Pahrump · Tonopah
7.60%
State 6.85% + Local 0.75%
Storey County
Virginia City
7.60%
State 6.85% + Local 0.75%
Douglas County
Minden · Gardnerville
7.10%
State 6.85% + Local 0.25%
Elko County
Elko · Spring Creek
7.10%
State 6.85% + Local 0.25%
Lander County
Battle Mountain
7.10%
State 6.85% + Local 0.25%
Lincoln County
Pioche
7.10%
State 6.85% + Local 0.25%
Lyon County
Fernley · Dayton
7.10%
State 6.85% + Local 0.25%
Esmeralda County
Goldfield
6.85%
State 6.85% + Local 0%
Eureka County
Eureka
6.85%
State 6.85% + Local 0%
Humboldt County
Winnemucca
6.85%
State 6.85% + Local 0%
Mineral County
Hawthorne
6.85%
State 6.85% + Local 0%
Pershing County
Lovelock
6.85%
State 6.85% + Local 0%

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Nevada sales tax.

What is Nevada's state sales tax rate?
Nevada's base state sales tax rate is 6.85%. This applies uniformly across the entire state. However, counties add their own local rates, bringing combined totals anywhere from 6.85% (in rural counties with no local addition) up to 8.375% in Clark County (Las Vegas area).
What is the sales tax in Las Vegas?
Las Vegas is in Clark County, which has a combined sales tax rate of 8.375%. This is made up of 6.85% state tax and 1.525% Clark County local tax. This rate has been in effect since January 1, 2020, and applies to Henderson, North Las Vegas, and all other Clark County cities.
What is the sales tax rate in Reno?
Reno is in Washoe County, where the combined sales tax rate is 8.265%. This consists of the 6.85% state base rate plus a 1.415% Washoe County local tax. The same rate applies in Sparks and other Washoe County cities.
Are food and groceries taxed in Nevada?
Unprepared food items intended for home consumption (like groceries) are generally exempt from Nevada sales tax. However, prepared foods, hot foods ready to eat, and restaurant meals are taxable. Alcoholic beverages are also taxable regardless of where they're purchased.
Are prescription drugs exempt from Nevada sales tax?
Yes. Prescription drugs and certain medical devices are exempt from Nevada sales tax. Over-the-counter medications, however, are generally taxable. Always verify specific items with a tax professional or the Nevada Department of Taxation.
Does Nevada have a use tax?
Yes. Nevada's use tax complements the sales tax and applies when you purchase taxable goods from out-of-state vendors who did not collect Nevada sales tax. If you buy an item online from a seller who doesn't charge Nevada tax, you technically owe use tax at your county's rate directly to the Nevada Department of Taxation.
When do online sellers have to collect Nevada sales tax?
Out-of-state sellers must collect Nevada sales tax if they have economic nexus: either $100,000 or more in annual gross sales to Nevada customers, or 200 or more separate transactions delivered into Nevada in the current or previous calendar year. Marketplace facilitators like Amazon and eBay are required to collect and remit sales tax on behalf of third-party sellers.
How do I register for a Nevada sales tax permit?
Register online through Nevada's SilverFlume portal (silversate.nv.gov) or the Nevada Tax Center. A $15 permit fee applies per business location. You'll need your Federal EIN and a Nevada State Business License before you can complete sales tax registration.
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