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Henderson vs Las Vegas

How do business tax classification rules compare between Henderson, NV and Las Vegas, NV?

Henderson and Las Vegas have similar restriction levels.

Henderson, NV

Clark County

Some Restrictions

Nevada Modified Business Tax (NRS 363B) applies a payroll tax to Henderson employers above the wage threshold. Henderson does not levy a separate city income or gross-receipts tax, only business license fees scaled by activity type.

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Las Vegas, NV

Clark County

Some Restrictions

Nevada has no income tax but imposes the Modified Business Tax (NRS 363B) on payroll over $50,000 quarterly, plus a $200 annual State Business License. Las Vegas adds business-classification-based privileged license fees under LVMC Title 6.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactHendersonLas Vegas
MBT rate1.378 percent general-
ThresholdWages above $50k quarterly-
City income taxNone-
Commerce taxAbove $4M revenue-
MBT general rate-1.378% over $50K
State license-$200 annual
City license-Industry-classified
State income tax-None
Gaming gross-NRS 463.370 tiered

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Henderson FAQ

Does Henderson have a city income tax?

No. Nevada has no state or city income tax. Henderson business obligations are limited to license fees and state-level MBT plus Commerce Tax for larger firms.

How are Henderson license fees calculated?

Fees vary by NAICS code or activity type under HMC Title 5. Service businesses, retail, and contractors each have separate fee schedules updated annually.

Las Vegas FAQ

Does Nevada really have no income tax?

Correct. Nevada has no personal or corporate income tax. The state relies on sales tax, gaming tax, the Modified Business Tax on payroll, and the Commerce Tax on businesses with over $4 million Nevada gross revenue.

How are LV business license fees set?

LVMC Title 6 sorts businesses into categories like general retail, professional services, gaming, alcohol, adult entertainment, and pawnbrokers. Higher-risk privileged categories pay larger fees that scale with employees or square footage.

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