Clark County · Nevada
Clark County homestead exemption
In Clark County, you apply for the homestead exemption with the Clark County Assessor's Office; the deadline is June 15 (state deadline).
- Office
- Clark County Assessor's Office
- Deadline
- June 15Statewide deadline
- State exemption
- No general exemption
- Renewal
- Must reapplyStatewide rule
Nevada has no homestead exemption; the 3% cap is the main break for an owner-occupied home. Veterans, disabled veterans, surviving spouses and blind residents file separate exemption forms with the Assessor and renew each year by returning a postcard or renewing online.
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Local homestead amounts in Clark County
| Exemption | Taxing unit | Amount | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary residence tax cap (partial abatement) Clark County applies a 3% cap on the tax bill of an owner's primary residence under NRS 361.4723; homes that are not owner-occupied get a cap of up to 8%. | All taxing units | Not in our data | Source |
How to check if you already have it
The Assessor mails postcards to new owners, newly built homes and other changed parcels that may qualify for the 3% cap; sign and return it to keep the cap. Recording any ownership document removes the owner-occupied cap until a new postcard is returned.
Nevada rules that apply here
- 3% tax cap: owner of a single-family residence that is designated as their primary residence in Nevada and is not rented or leased to others.
- Personal exemptions: bona fide Nevada residents who are veterans, disabled veterans, surviving spouses or blind, claimed in only one county.
Full Nevada homestead guide: amounts, senior and veteran exemptions, late filing and portability.
Sources
- Exemptions · Clark County Assessor
- Tax Cap/Abatement Information · Clark County
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