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Henderson, NV Short-Term Rentals: Host Platform Liability (2026)

Significant Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified August 2026

Key Facts

Enforcing agency
Community Development and Services Department
Registration number
Required in every listing
Business license
NV Secretary of State, since 7/1/2022
Tax duty
Collect and remit lodging tax
Reporting
Quarterly reports to City and state

Summary

Henderson requires Airbnb, Vrbo and other hosting platforms to screen out unregistered short-term rental listings, embed the city registration number, and remit lodging taxes on bookings.

z. All hosting platforms shall: i. Require that all users listing rentals on the platform include the City issued registration number in any listing for a short-term vacation rental on the platform and, effective July 1, 2022, the Secretary of State business license number; ... iv. Effective July 1, 2022, impose, collect and remit all required taxes on the gross receipts from the rental of transient lodging advertised on its platform in compliance with the requirements applicable to operators set forth in HMC Chapter 4.48.

Source: Nevada Legislature SB 363View official code

Full Breakdown

Under Henderson Development Code Subsection 19.9.4.F.2.z, every hosting platform must require listers to display their City registration number (and, since July 1, 2022, their Nevada Secretary of State business license number), deactivate any listing that lacks a valid registration number, file quarterly booking and revenue reports to the City and the Nevada Department of Taxation, and collect and remit all required lodging taxes on gross receipts under HMC Chapter 4.48.

Violations & Fines

Platform or owner violations of Subsection 19.9.4.F are Level II violations: $200/day for the first violation, $400/day for the second, and $500/day for the third; specified subsections carry Level I fines of $1,000/day (post-7/1/2022).

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Airbnb have to remove unregistered Henderson listings?
Yes. Under Subsection 19.9.4.F.2.z, the platform must deactivate any short-term rental listing lacking a valid City registration number, either by checking the City's registry or within 7 days of City notice.
Do hosting platforms pay Henderson's lodging tax?
Yes. Since July 1, 2022, platforms must impose, collect, and remit all required taxes on gross receipts from rentals advertised on their site, per HMC Chapter 4.48.

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