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Nevada property tax by county

Typical rates and bills for every county, from the Census survey 2020-2024.

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Typical rate0.47%ranks 49 of 51
Typical yearly bill$2,027US $3,119
State income taxNonetax year 2026
State sales tax6.85%before local taxes

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Not sure of your home value?

Use what you paid if you bought recently, or the market value on your county tax bill or assessment notice (most county assessor websites let you search by address). Recent sales of similar homes nearby work too. The box starts at the typical home value, so you can also just press Calculate.

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How we got this

Your city, school district and exemptions can move the real bill 10 to 20% either way.

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How Nevada changed in five years

Typical bill$1,614 → $2,027+26%
Median home value$267,900 → $435,400+63%
Typical rate0.60% → 0.47%-0.14 pts

Comparing the Census surveys for 2015-2019 and 2020-2024, which do not overlap. Home values rose faster than bills, so the effective rate went down, often because of caps on assessment increases or rate cuts.

Ways to lower your bill in Nevada

  • Homestead exemption or credit. Nevada homeowners can usually reduce the taxable value of the home they live in. You apply once with your county assessor, and the local deadline is often in the first months of the year. How homestead exemptions work
  • Senior, disability and veteran relief. Extra exemptions, freezes or credits are common for owners 65 and over, people with disabilities and veterans with a service-connected disability. Many need a separate form. Senior relief explained
  • Appeal a high value. If the assessed value is above what similar homes sell for, you can appeal for free, within a short window after the notice arrives. How to appeal

Official Nevada information on exemptions

Amounts, income limits and deadlines change, and many programs are run county by county. Your county assessor's office can confirm what you qualify for.

Largest cities and towns

Las Vegas0.48%$2,065Henderson0.52%$2,520Reno0.43%$2,358North Las Vegas0.46%$1,854Enterprise0.53%$2,541Spring Valley0.49%$2,149Sunrise Manor0.34%$1,095Paradise0.40%$1,553Sparks0.47%$2,257Pahrump0.45%$1,383Carson0.41%$1,870Summerlin South0.55%$3,711

Property tax in Nevada, in plain words

Homeowners in Nevada pay a typical 0.47% of their home's value in property tax each year, below the national figure of 0.94%. On the median home, worth $435,400, that comes to about $2,027 a year. Nevada ranks 49th highest of the 50 states and DC by rate.

Rates vary across the state. Mineral County has the highest typical rate at 0.74%, and Storey County the lowest at 0.34%. The table below lists every county, and each one has its own page with a calculator.

Nevada has no broad state income tax. The state sales tax rate is 6.85%, and local sales taxes can add more. The typical property tax bill equals about 2.6% of median household income in Nevada.

Every county in Nevada

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CountyTypical rateTypical billMedian home value
Carson City0.41%$1,870$453,000
Churchill County0.53%$1,758$329,900
Clark County0.48%$2,057$431,000
Douglas County0.45%$2,750$615,400
Elko County0.49%$1,492$301,400
Esmeralda County0.61%$669$108,900
Eureka County0.62%$511$82,600
Humboldt County0.49%$1,372$278,300
Lander County0.64%$1,366$213,800
Lincoln County0.51%$1,126$219,500
Lyon County0.46%$1,668$366,100
Mineral County0.74%$1,157$156,200
Nye County0.45%$1,316$290,900
Pershing County0.62%$1,109$179,500
Storey County0.34%$1,450$426,400
Washoe County0.44%$2,385$539,900
White Pine County0.51%$1,111$220,000