Nevada § 360.755 - Abatement of certain taxes imposed on new or expanded businesses: Agreement to allow audits of business by Department; disclosure of information in audit report; protection of certain information from disclosure

effective July 1, 2035, to June 30, 2036, when it expires by limitation; section

effective July 1, 2036, to Dec. 31, 2056, when it expires by limitation; and section

effective Jan. 1, 2057.> 1. If the Office of Economic Development approves an application by a business for

an abatement of taxes pursuant to NRS 360.950 or a partial abatement pursuant to NRS 360.750 , 360.753 , 360.754 or 360.890 , the agreement with the Office must provide that the business: (a) Agrees to allow the Department to conduct audits of the business to determine

whether the business is in full compliance with the requirements for the abatement

or partial abatement; and (b) Consents to the disclosure of the audit reports in the manner set forth in this

section. 2. If the Department conducts an audit of the business to determine whether the business

is in full compliance with the requirements for the abatement or partial abatement,

the Department shall, upon request, provide the audit report to the Office of Economic

Development. 3. Until the business has exhausted all appeals to the Department and the Nevada Tax

Commission relating to the audit, the information contained in the audit report provided

to the Office of Economic Development: (a) Is confidential proprietary information of the business; (b) Is not a public record; and (c) Must not be disclosed to any person who is not an officer or employee of the Office

of Economic Development unless the business consents to the disclosure. 4. After the business has exhausted all appeals to the Department and the Nevada Tax

Commission relating to the audit: (a) The audit report provided to the Office of Economic Development is a public record;

and (b) Upon request by any person, the Executive Director of the Office of Economic Development

shall disclose the audit report to the person who made the request, except for any

information in the audit report that is protected from disclosure pursuant to subsection

5. 5. Before the Executive Director of the Office of Economic Development discloses the

audit report to the public, the business may submit a request to the Executive Director

to protect from disclosure any information in the audit report which, under generally

accepted business practices, would be considered a trade secret or other confidential

proprietary information of the business. After consulting with the business, the Executive Director shall determine whether

to protect the information from disclosure. The decision of the Executive Director is final and is not subject to judicial review. If the Executive Director determines to protect the information from disclosure,

the protected information: (a) Is confidential proprietary information of the business; (b) Is not a public record; (c) Must be redacted by the Executive Director from any audit report that is disclosed

to the public; and (d) Must not be disclosed to any person who is not an officer or employee of the Office

of Economic Development unless the business consents to the disclosure.