State Summary
- Tax Collection Method: Deeds
- Primary Bidding Type: Premium
- Redemption Period: None
- Redemption Interest Rate/Flat Penalty: Not applicable
The following information summarizes the life cycle, requirements, and administering of tax liens in the state of Nevada. Please read this information carefully. There are tax collection laws that pertain to all counties in Nevada, but be aware that there are subtle differences between the counties as well. When the word "typical" is used in the FAQs below, it indicates that most counties use this procedure/follow this convention, but not all counties.
Is Nevada a tax lien or a tax deed state? Nevada is a tax deed state.
What is the name of the county official whom typically collects property taxes in Nevada? The County Treasurer.
When are property taxes due in the state of Nevada? Property taxes are due on the third Monday in August. Some counties offer quarterly payments with due dates of the third Monday in August, the first Monday in October, the first Monday in January, and the first Monday in March.
When do property taxes become delinquent in the state of Nevada? Property tax payments become delinquent 10 days after the due date(s). 4% simple annual interest accrues on delinquent tax bills. If quarterly payments are used by the taxpayer, the rate of interest accrual on delinquent tax bills increases by 1% (per annum) for each tax bill installment that is late (5% for two delinquent tax bills, 6% for three delinquent tax bills, and 7% for four delinquent tax bills).
What is the name of the county official whom typically conducts tax deed sales in Nevada? The County Treasurer.
When does the typical Nevada county hold their tax deed sale? Tax sale dates can vary by county. Some of the larger counties, including Clark (Las Vegas area) and Washoe (Reno area), hold their tax sales in April.
What are the registration requirements for the typical Nevada tax deed sale? Registration requirements vary by county.
What is the bidding type used at a typical Nevada tax deed sale? Most counties use premium bidding at a public outcry auction. Most counties allow sealed bids to be sent in prior to the auction.
What are the general terms of payment for the typical tax deed purchased at an Nevada tax deed sale? Most counties require full payment of the tax deed on the day of the sale.
Are tax deeds offered "over-the-counter" in Nevada? No.
What is the name of the local official whom typically determines the values of properties on a annual basis? County Assessor.
For more information on delinquent real estate taxes and tax deeds in the state of Nevada, refer to Chapter 361 - Property Tax in the Nevada Revised Statutes.
Nevada County Reference
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