Nevada § 361.480 - Notice to taxpayers; individual tax bills

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§ 361.480. Notice to taxpayers; individual tax bills

1. Upon receiving the assessment roll from the county auditor, the ex officio tax

receiver shall proceed to receive taxes. 2. The ex officio tax receiver shall give notice at least quarterly by publication

in some newspaper published in his or her county, and if none is so published then

by posting notices in three public and conspicuous places in the county, specifying: (a) The dates when taxes are due; and (b) The penalties for delinquency. 3. The ex officio tax receiver shall mail to each property owner, or to the holder

of the mortgage on that property, an individual tax bill which includes: (a) All of the information supplied to him or her by the county auditor. (b) A statement explaining how to obtain the information set forth in the notices

published by the ex officio tax receiver pursuant to NRS 361.4545 . If the holder of a mortgage receives such a bill on behalf of a property owner, he

or she shall forward the bill or a copy thereof to the owner in the next notice of

billing sent to the owner for the mortgage. Failure to receive an individual tax bill does not excuse the taxpayer from the

timely payment of his or her taxes. 4. An ex officio tax receiver may authorize a property owner or the holder of a mortgage

to request, by written letter, electronic mail, facsimile or any other method authorized

by the ex officio tax receiver, the electronic transmission of the individual tax

bill required by subsection 3 or a link to that bill, as posted on a website or other

Internet site pursuant to paragraph (b) of subsection 6, to the property owner or

holder of the mortgage at a specific electronic mail address or pursuant to another

specific method of electronic delivery in lieu of the mailing of that bill pursuant

to subsection 3. If an ex officio tax receiver transmits the individual tax bill or link electronically

to the property owner or holder of the mortgage in accordance with such a request,

the ex officio tax receiver shall be deemed to have mailed the individual tax bill

to the property owner or holder of the mortgage in compliance with subsection 3 regardless

of whether the property owner or holder of the mortgage actually receives that electronic

transmission. 5. If, in lieu of an individual tax bill, an ex officio tax receiver mails an individual

tax notice to a property owner, the notice must include the information required for

the individual tax bill pursuant to subsection 3. 6. In addition to complying with subsections 3 and 5, an ex officio tax receiver shall: (a) Provide without charge a copy of an individual tax bill or individual tax notice

to the property owner upon request. (b) Post the information included in an individual tax bill or individual tax notice

on a website or other Internet site, if any, that is operated or administered by or

on behalf of the county or the ex officio tax receiver.

Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27

Frequently Asked Questions About Nevada § 361.480

What does Nevada Revised Statutes § 361.480 cover?

Section 361.480 ("Notice to taxpayers; individual tax bills") 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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