Nevada State Income Tax Calculator

This authoritative calculator confirms your Nevada state income tax liability in seconds. Nevada does not levy a personal state income tax, so your state tax is $0—per year and per paycheck. Use this tool to verify payroll accuracy, model relocations, and document your effective state tax rate as 0%.

Calculator Inputs

Income input type
Enter your gross amount for the selected period. Decimals allowed.
Used to compute per-paycheck values and, if needed, to convert between annual and per-pay amounts.
Filing status does not affect Nevada state income tax (it remains $0) but is included for documentation.

Results

Nevada taxable income (annual) $0.00
Nevada state income tax (annual) $0.00
Nevada state income tax (per paycheck) $0.00
Effective Nevada state tax rate 0.00%

Nevada imposes no personal state income tax. Your Nevada state income tax liability is $0.

Authoritative Nevada Tax Guidance

Nevada is one of a few U.S. states with no personal state income tax. This calculator is designed to make that crystal clear and to document your effective state tax rate as 0%, both annually and per paycheck.

Data Source and Methodology

Authoritative Source: Nevada Department of Taxation — Frequently Asked Questions (accessed September 13, 2025). Direct link: https://tax.nv.gov/FAQ/FAQ_Taxes/. The Department confirms that Nevada does not impose a personal state income tax.

All calculations are strictly based on the formulas and data provided by this source.

The Formula Explained

Nevada state income tax equals zero regardless of taxable income. Effective rate is zero.

Annualized income conversion:

$$ I_a = \begin{cases} A & \text{if amount is provided per year} \\ P \times N & \text{if amount is provided per paycheck} \end{cases} $$

Per-paycheck income:

$$ I_p = \dfrac{I_a}{N} $$

Nevada state income tax:

$$ T_{NV} = 0 \times I_a = 0 $$

Effective Nevada state tax rate:

$$ r_{eff} = \dfrac{T_{NV}}{I_a} = 0\% $$

Glossary of Variables

I_a (Annual Income): Your total gross income per year.
P (Per-Paycheck Income): Gross amount on a single paycheck.
N (Pay Periods/Year): 1 (annual), 12 (monthly), 24 (semi-monthly), 26 (biweekly), 52 (weekly).
I_p (Per-Pay Income): I_a divided by N; used for showing per-pay results.
T_NV (Nevada State Income Tax): Always $0.00.
r_eff (Effective State Rate): T_NV divided by I_a; always 0%.

How It Works: A Step-by-Step Example

Suppose you earn $65,000 per year and are paid biweekly (N = 26).

  • Annual income: I_a = $65,000
  • Per-pay income: I_p = 65,000 / 26 = $2,500.00
  • Nevada state income tax: T_NV = 0 × 65,000 = $0.00
  • Effective state rate: r_eff = 0 / 65,000 = 0%

Result: Your annual Nevada state income tax is $0; your per-paycheck Nevada state withholding is also $0. This remains true regardless of filing status.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Does Nevada have a state income tax?

No. Nevada does not impose a personal state income tax. Your state liability is $0.

Are there any local income taxes in Nevada?

No. Nevada cities and counties do not levy separate personal income taxes.

Will my paycheck show Nevada state withholding?

No state income tax withholding applies. If you see a state tax amount on a Nevada paycheck, contact your payroll administrator.

I’m moving from a taxable state to Nevada. What changes?

Your state withholding generally drops to $0, increasing your take-home pay by the amount that was previously withheld for your old state.

Do self-employed individuals pay state income tax in Nevada?

No personal state income tax applies. However, federal income and self-employment taxes still apply and certain Nevada business taxes may apply depending on revenue.

What other taxes exist in Nevada?

Nevada has sales and use taxes and property taxes. Overall burden varies with spending, location, and property ownership.

Which tax year does this calculator use?

The Nevada state income tax outcome is $0 for any year shown because Nevada does not levy the tax.

Tool developed by Ugo Candido. Content verified by the CalcDomain Editorial Team.
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