Henderson hotels collect a combined 13.38 percent transient lodging tax including Nevada state, Clark County, and dedicated tourism components. The tax applies to stays under 31 days at hotels, motels, and short-term rentals.
Nevada uses a statewide framework administered locally. In Henderson the combined room-tax rate reaches roughly 13.38 percent on rooms rented under 31 days. Components fund Clark County stadium, schools, transportation, and Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority programs. Short-term rental hosts must collect the same rate. Stays of 31 consecutive days or more by the same guest are exempt as long-term lodging. Operators remit monthly to Clark County. Failure to remit triggers audits, penalties, and potential revocation of the Henderson business license required to operate.
Failing to collect, under-remitting, or skipping monthly filings brings Clark County audit, penalties, interest, and possible revocation of city business license for repeat noncompliance.
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