Clark County Property Tax Calculator
Clark County, home to Las Vegas, values property annually through the Clark County Assessor's Office, but Nevada's abatement law caps how much an individual property's actual tax bill can grow year over year, regardless of how fast the underlying assessed value moves. That cap is generally more generous for a primary residence than for other property types. Plug a home value into the calculator above with Clark County chosen for a closer estimate.
Annual Property Tax
$2,237Monthly (Escrow)
$186Effective Rate
0.52%Clark County's effective rate (0.52%) is 3% higher than the Nevada average (0.50%).
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0.52%
Vs. Nevada Average
3% higher
Nevada National Rank
#44 of 51
1 = highest statewide rate
County Median Home Value
$431,000
Estimated Annual Tax (Median Home)
$2,237
Monthly Equivalent
$186
Property tax in Clark County, Nevada
- The Clark County Assessor's Office determines taxable value annually, which local rates are then applied to before Nevada's abatement cap is factored in.
- Nevada's tax abatement law limits how much a property's actual bill can increase in a single year, with a lower cap generally available for an owner-occupied primary residence.
- Non-primary and commercial properties are typically subject to a higher abatement cap than owner-occupied homes.
- Owners can appeal a valuation to the county Board of Equalization if they believe it overstates the market.
Other large Nevada counties
Effective rate = aggregate real-estate taxes paid ÷ aggregate home value (ACS 2024 5-year).
| County | Effective Rate | Median Home Value |
|---|---|---|
| Lander County | 0.73% | $213,800 |
| Mineral County | 0.73% | $156,200 |
| Pershing County | 0.68% | $179,500 |
| Elko County | 0.56% | $301,400 |
| Humboldt County | 0.56% | $278,300 |
See property tax across every county in Nevada at the Nevada property tax calculator , or check your Nevada income tax with the Nevada income tax calculator .
Frequently asked questions
How is property tax calculated in Clark County?
The Clark County Assessor's Office fixes a taxable value each year, and local rates apply to that figure, but Nevada's abatement law then caps how much your actual bill can climb from the prior year regardless of what the raw math produces.
How do I appeal my Clark County assessment?
File an appeal with the county Board of Equalization within the window specified on your assessment notice, laying out comparable sales or other proof that the valuation runs high.
Does Clark County offer a homestead-type tax break?
Nevada's abatement law functions similarly by capping annual bill growth, with an owner-occupied primary residence generally receiving a lower cap than non-primary or commercial property, which keeps year-over-year increases more predictable.
Why didn't my Clark County tax bill rise as much as my home value?
Nevada's abatement cap limits how much your actual bill can increase in a single year even when assessed value climbs faster, so a primary residence in a hot market often sees its bill grow more slowly than the underlying valuation would otherwise suggest.
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