State Summary

• Tax Collection Method: Deeds
• Tax Collection Entity: Treasurer
• Property/Tax Records Administrator: Assessor
• Taxes Due: Generally, property tax payments are due on the third Monday in August. Some counties offer a quarterly installment plan with due dates on the third Monday in August, the first Monday in October, the first Monday in January, and the first Monday in March
• Taxes Delinquent: Property tax payments become delinquent 10 days after the due date(s)
• Tax Sale Date/Period: Varies
• Tax Sale Registration Requirements: Varies
• Tax Sale Administrator: Treasurer
• Primary Bidding Type: Premium
• Redemption Period: None
• Redemption Interest Rate/Flat Penalty: Not applicable
• Over-the-Counter Sale Opportunities: None

Nevada is a tax deed state. 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. Most counties use premium bidding at a public outcry auction. Most counties allow sealed bids to be sent in prior to the auction, but these sealed bids compete against live bids at the public auction.