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File and pay online at either:

My Nevada Tax for

  • Sales and Use Tax,
  • Consumer Use Tax
  • Cigarette & Other Tobacco Products Tax
  • Liquor Tax
  • Live Entertainment Tax.

For more information, please visit the My Nevada Tax page.

Or

Nevada Tax Center for

  • Commerce Tax
  • Modified Business Tax.

Nevada Tax Center FAQs

How-to videos for Nevada Tax Center

You will need a Nevada Business License to file your business taxes. If you do not have a Business License, please go to the next drop-down to get a Business License with Nevada Secretary of State's SilverFlume Online Registration.

If you need an Employer ID Number (EIN), please see the IRS website.

Use Nevada Secretary of State's SilverFlume as an invaluable tool to start and expand your businesses.

Since its launch in 2012, SilverFlume has processed more than 1.8 million online filings to support Nevada businesses. Both new and existing businesses are invited to use SilverFlume to simplify their operations.

The New Business Checklist can provide you a quick summary of which licenses you'll need, estimated cost, and time to obtain licensing.

Once you register your business through SilverFlume, your business will be automatically registered with the Department of Taxation. You will need to create a login for My Nevada Tax to access the business you just registered. Please refer to the next dropdown for instructions on how to do this.

Gaining access to a business that has already been registered with the Department is easy. You will need the following:

  • A My Nevada Tax logon
  • Federal ID (FEIN, SSN, ITIN)
  • Your 15-character Account ID or your 10-digit Taxpayer’s Identification number (TID)

After gaining access, you may begin to file and pay your tax returns online.

You may conduct an internet search to ascertain if a vendor holds a valid permit. You may also submit a tax evasion tip for sellers that may not be reporting or remitting tax the Department.

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