2025 Updates

Additional: For specific information about using My Nevada Tax please see the My Nevada Tax FAQs.

12/15/2025 Update:

• While the Department of Taxation continues to expand digital delivery of notices, we are dating our notices based on the day we expect to submit them to the USPS for physical mailing. This practice ensures that taxpayers receive their full rights for all time-sensitive materials. Due to this configuration, taxpayers may see items in My Nevada Tax that appear to be dated in the future. This practice is intentional and designed for taxpayer benefit. No action by the taxpayer is needed.

12/1/2025 Update:

• Effective December 2, 2025, all payments must be mailed to the Carson City office at: 3850 Arrowhead Drive, Carson City, NV 89706
  for the following taxes and fees:
  • Bank Excise Tax
  • Exhibition Facility Fees
  • Property Tax on Interstate and Inter-County Companies
  • Tire Fees
  • Transportation Connection Tax
• Additional payment services will be available beginning March 1, 2026. These services will include in-person payment options and the ability to make credit card payments directly through the My Nevada Tax e-services portal.
• All tax types will be fully supported through My Nevada Tax after December 7, 2026.

11/14/2025 Update:

• The following taxes and fees will move to My Nevada Tax on December 8, 2025:
  • Modified Business Tax
  • Commerce Tax
  • Insurance Premium Tax
  • Peer to Peer Car Sharing Fee
  • Short-Term Lessor Fee
  • Net Proceeds of Minerals Tax
  • Gold and Silver Excise Tax
• The Nevada Tax Center will go offline on Monday, December 1, 2025.
  • To retain access to any submissions made through the platform, please download and save all necessary documents before 9:00 PM PST on that date.
• After this time, historical data for transitioning tax types will no longer be available.

9/3/2025 Update:

• We are currently experiencing technical difficulties with our system. If you use email as your authentication method and are unable to log in, you may still make a payment without logging in by visiting the Payment and Refunds section. Timely payments will not incur penalties or interest, and you can file your return later once access to your account is restored.
  • For step-by-step instructions, please view the following video: My Nevada Tax – Non Logged On Payment
  • Returns and payments may also be mailed to our Carson City office. Forms are available for download at the Department of Taxation website.
  • If you encounter issues during this period, the Department will review and consider submitted requests for waiver of penalties and interest.

6/18/2025 Update:

• To ensure that your debit payments to the Nevada Department of Taxation are successful, you or your financial officer should:
  • Speak with your bank before setting up a debit payment.
  • Provide the company identifier (company ID) and name to your bank*.
    *Note: If you do not provide the company ID and name listed below, your bank may reject the payment and the Nevada Department of Taxation may send you a bill for the amount due, including penalty and interest.
  • Nevada Department of Taxation- For My Nevada Tax,
    please use P886000022

3/25/2025 Update:

• As part of its ongoing modernization efforts, the Nevada Department of Taxation is proud to announce the launch of a new dedicated outreach team to help taxpayers navigate the Department’s new My Nevada Tax e-services platform. This team will provide personalized support, ensuring that Nevadans have the resources they need to easily file and pay taxes online, enhancing the efficiency and convenience of the tax process.
• The My Nevada Tax platform is a key component of the Department’s modernization initiative, designed to streamline and improve tax-related services for businesses throughout the state. By offering a more user-friendly interface and enhanced online capabilities, My Nevada Tax empowers taxpayers to manage their tax obligations more effectively.
  • Please read the full press release here: Department Outreach Team.
• If you purchased a watercraft, vehicle, trailer, aircraft or manufactured home out of state for use in Nevada, you will need proof of tax payment. Submit your request at My Nevada Tax to quickly find out if you owe tax and get your clearance certificate.

1/10/2025 Update:

• As the tax process transitions to a more digital environment, the information provided by the taxpayer is typically captured electronically, and physical copies of returns are not retained. Pursuant to NAC 360.598, taxpayers are responsible for maintaining their own records related to the returns they have filed.