Nevada § 361.111 - Exemption of certain property of Archaeological Conservancy, Nature Conservancy, American Land Conservancy and Nevada Land Conservancy
Full text of Nevada Nevada Revised Statutes § 361.111 — Exemption of certain property of Archaeological Conservancy, Nature Conservancy, American Land Conservancy and Nevada Land Conservancy, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 361.111. Exemption of certain property of Archaeological Conservancy, Nature Conservancy, American Land Conservancy and Nevada Land Conservancy
1. Except as otherwise provided in subsections 2 and 3, all real property and improvements
thereon acquired by the Archaeological Conservancy, Nature Conservancy, American Land
Conservancy or Nevada Land Conservancy are exempt from taxation if: (a) The property is held for ultimate acquisition by the Federal Government, the State
or a local governmental unit and: (1) The Federal Government, the State or a local governmental unit has agreed, in
writing, that acquisition of the property will be given serious consideration; and (2) For property for which the State has given the statement required by subparagraph
(1), the governing body of the county in which the property is located has approved
the potential acquisition of the property by the State; or (b) The property will be held indefinitely and vested in the Archaeological Conservancy,
Nature Conservancy, American Land Conservancy or Nevada Land Conservancy for the purposes
of education, environmental protection or conservation. 2. When the Archaeological Conservancy, Nature Conservancy, American Land Conservancy
or Nevada Land Conservancy transfers property it has held for purposes of education,
environmental protection or conservation to any person, partnership, association,
corporation or entity other than the Federal Government, the State or a local governmental
unit, the property must be assessed at the rate set for first-class pasture by the
Nevada Tax Commission for each year it was exempt pursuant to subsection 1 and the
taxes must be collected as other taxes under this chapter are collected. 3. When the Archaeological Conservancy, Nature Conservancy, American Land Conservancy
or Nevada Land Conservancy transfers property it has held for purposes other than
education, environmental protection or conservation to any person, partnership, association,
corporation or entity other than the Federal Government, the State or a local governmental
unit, the tax imposed by this chapter must be assessed against the property for each
year it was exempt pursuant to subsection 1 and collected in the manner provided in
this chapter. 4. The Nevada Tax Commission shall adopt regulations specifying the criteria for determining
when property is held by the Archaeological Conservancy, Nature Conservancy, American
Land Conservancy or Nevada Land Conservancy for purposes of education, environmental
protection or conservation.
Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27
Frequently Asked Questions About Nevada § 361.111
What does Nevada Revised Statutes § 361.111 cover?
Section 361.111 ("Exemption of certain property of Archaeological Conservancy, Nature Conservancy, American Land Conservancy and Nevada Land Conservancy") is part of the Nevada Revised Statutes, the codified statutory law of Nevada. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.
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