Selling on the floor: Nevada sales tax
If you sell goods at a Las Vegas show, Nevada treats it as a local sale. The promoter files a one-time event permit and collects a tax return from every selling vendor.
Last checked Oct 30, 2026
What to know
- One-time returns
Vendors selling goods collect sales tax and complete the one-time sales tax return and give it to the promoter before leaving the event.
ConfirmedNevada Department of Taxation one-time event guidelinesChecked Oct 30, 2026
- When you need your own permit
Sell at more than two Nevada events in 12 months and you must register for your own Nevada sales and use tax permit.
ConfirmedNevada Department of Taxation one-time event guidelinesChecked Oct 30, 2026
- Trade-only shows
A one-time permit isn't required for a trade show that is closed to the public and has no retail sales.
Not yet confirmedNevada Department of Taxation one-time event informationChecked Oct 30, 2026
- The rate
One Las Vegas show listed the sales tax rate as 8.375% for 2025. Confirm the current rate with the Department of Taxation.
Not yet confirmedJOGS show sales tax pageChecked Oct 30, 2026