Property Tax in North Las Vegas, Nevada

North Las Vegas is located in Clark County, Nevada. Property taxes for homeowners in North Las Vegas are administered by the county assessor's office. The median effective property tax rate is 0.50%, meaning a homeowner with a home valued at the county median of $400,800 pays approximately $1,990 per year. This rate is roughly in line with the Nevada state average (0.49%) and 0.41% lower than the national average (0.91%).

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0.50%
Effective Tax Rate
$1,990
Median Annual Tax
$400,800
Median Home Value
251,974
Population

Property Tax Calculator for North Las Vegas

Enter your home's assessed value to estimate your annual property tax in North Las Vegas, Nevada.

Estimated Annual Property Tax: $1,990
That is approximately $165 per month.
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How Property Tax Works in North Las Vegas

Homeowners in North Las Vegas pay property tax to multiple overlapping jurisdictions: Clark County, the city of North Las Vegas itself, school districts, and other special-purpose districts. The effective rate shown on this page combines all of these into a single percentage applied against the assessed value of the property.

Each jurisdiction sets its own rate ("millage") annually, typically during the budget process. The total bill is paid to the county tax collector, which distributes revenue back to the individual jurisdictions.

Who Assesses Your Home

Your home's assessed value is determined by the Clark County assessor's office. Assessments usually happen on a defined schedule (annual, biennial, or longer depending on the state) and are based on recent comparable sales, property characteristics, and market conditions. Homeowners have the right to appeal the assessed value if they believe it exceeds fair market value.

Exemptions to Check

Most states offer exemptions that reduce the taxable value of your home. The most common are the homestead exemption (for primary residences), senior exemption (for homeowners over 65), veteran exemption, and disability exemption. Contact the Clark County assessor's office to apply.

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