Nevada Business Filing Deadlines & Ongoing Requirements

Nevada ongoing requirements

File Annual List of Managers/Officers and Business License Renewal (LLCs, corporations and nonprofits): every year around the formation anniversary; fee $150.
Nevada State Business License (Nevada Secretary of State); renewed every year. Official page
State tax returns and payments (sales, withholding, unemployment) follow the schedule your agency assigns when you register.

Register for state taxes with Nevada Department of Taxation. Official page
Business-level tax: Commerce Tax (gross receipts over $4 million) and Modified Business Tax on payroll; no corporate income tax. Commerce Tax on Nevada gross revenue above $4 million; the rate depends on the industry; the return is due 45 days after the June 30 fiscal year end (August 14).
Sales tax: get a Nevada seller's permit from Nevada Department of Taxation before you sell taxable goods. Official page
Remote sellers must register once sales into the state pass $100,000 a year.
Local sales taxes are collected through the state return.
Nevada has no wage withholding for state income tax.

Register for unemployment insurance with Nevada DETR Employment Security Division. The 2026 taxable wage base is $43,700 per employee; experience-rated rates run from 0.25% to 5.4%. Official page
New employers start at 2.95%.
Workers' compensation through Nevada Division of Industrial Relations and private insurers. Required when: 1 employee
Paid sick leave is required statewide from 50 employees.
Post the required labor notices at your workplace. Official page

Business filings and annual reports: Nevada Secretary of State. Official page
Taxes: Nevada Department of Taxation. Official page
Unemployment insurance and labor rules: Nevada DETR Employment Security Division. Official page
Workers' compensation: Nevada Division of Industrial Relations.
Contractor licensing: Nevada State Contractors Board.
Real estate licensing: Nevada Real Estate Division.
Alcohol licensing: City or county liquor licensing authority.
Child care licensing: Nevada Department of Health and Human Services (with local licensing).
Health facility licensing: Nevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health.

City or county business license (City or county business license office): Nevada requires a local business license in addition to the state business license.
Cannabis: adult-use licensing, regulated by Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board.

Checked against official sources on October 13, 2026. Rules change; confirm each item with its agency.

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