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The tax is imposed on businesses with a Nevada gross revenue exceeding $4,000,000 in the taxable year. The Commerce Tax return is due 45 days following the end of the fiscal year (June 30). If the 45th day falls on a weekend or holiday, the return is due on the next business day.
You can download the Nevada Business Registration directly from our website at or you can register your new business online at . For additional assistance contact our Departments Call Center at 866-962-3707.
Nevada state and local government agencies and agencies of the federal government are exempt by statute (NRS 372.325 NAC 372.680), so an exemption letter from the Department is not required.
Every employer who is subject to Nevada Unemployment Compensation Law (NRS 612) is also subject to the Modified Business Tax.
The good news here is that Nevada doesnt have a state corporate income tax. Nevada is one of just four states in the country that does not require corporate or individual income tax filing. This is a major perk that makes Nevada a very attractive state for those who are looking to start a new company.
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What is Use Tax? Use Tax is the counterpart of Sales Tax and the tax rate is the same as the sales tax rate in the county the property is used in. It is imposed on tangible personal property used in Nevada on which Sales Tax has not been paid.
Who is required to file the Commerce Tax return? Business entities with Nevada gross revenue over $4,000,000 during the taxable year are required to file the Commerce Tax return. Refer to Filing Requirements FAQs for more information.
Use taxes are levied on goods or services bought in one state or municipality, then transported into, consumed in, or resold in another municipality or state. Use taxes aim to preserve sales tax revenues and protect local retailers from competition in jurisdictions with lower sales taxes or no sales taxes.
The Department primarily looks to see what the entity is licensed or registered for. Modified Business Tax is a self-reporting tax and you are responsible for properly characterizing your business as a Financial Institution or General Business.
The Nevada LLC tax rate for general businesses is 1.475% and 2% for financial institutions on the sum of all wages taxable after deducting the cost of employee health insurance. However, the first $50,000 of gross wages of a Nevada LLC will not be taxable.

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