Starting a business in Nevada is an exciting venture, but it’s crucial to understand the legal requirements that come with it. A common area of confusion for many new business owners is understanding the need for a Certificate of Authority in Nevada, also known as a seller’s permit or sales tax permit. This permit allows you to collect sales tax on taxable products and services from customers in Nevada and remit it to the state.
This blog will guide you through each step of applying for a sales tax permit, with clear instructions to help you and your business begin collecting sales tax effortlessly.
Related Topics:
- The Ultimate Business Guide to Sales Tax in Nevada
- What is a Seller’s Permit?
- Nevada Sales Tax Rate
- How to Get a Nevada Resale Certificate for Your Business
Who Needs a Seller’s Permit in Nevada?
A business must register for a sales tax permit in Nevada if:- you meet physical or economic nexus within the state and
- you are selling taxable products or providing taxable services to customers in Nevada
How to Register for a Seller’s Permit Nevada?
When applying for a sales tax permit in Nevada, you can use the online application process on the Nevada Tax Center to complete your sales tax registration1. Where can you Apply for a Seller’s Permit Nevada?
The first step to register for a sales permit online is to go to the Nevada Tax Center and click the title “Sign Up Today.” This will take you to a screen where you are asked to provide your personal information, such as your chosen username and password, along with your name, phone number, and email address. Once you complete the information, select “Sign Up.” You will then return to the login screen, where you need to enter the login information you just submitted. Once you do this, you will be prompted to “Register A Business” to apply for your Nevada Certificate of Authority.2. What Information do you Need to Get a Sellers Permit Nevada?
To successfully acquire a seller’s permit in Nevada, it’s important to prepare and provide specific information and documents. The following is a list of the necessary information and documents required to register a sales tax permit in Nevada:- Business Identification Information: Legal business name, physical address, mailing address
- Business Entity Structure (i.e., sole proprietorship, partnership, Subchapter S Corp., corporation, LLC, etc.)
- Federal Employer Identification Number (EIN or FEIN)
- Nevada Business ID
- Name, Address, and SSN of owners, partners, or officers
- Business Activity Details: Date & State of Incorporation, start date with the state of Nevada (nexus start date), Month of Fiscal Year End, Number of Employees in Nevada (if applicable), Estimated Monthly Taxable Sales
- NAICS Code
3. How Much are the Fees for Applying for and Renewing a Sellers Permit Nevada?
Registering for a sales tax permit in Nevada costs $15 for each in-state business location. Businesses without a physical location in Nevada should still pay the $15 minimum fee. In certain cases, some businesses are required to submit a security deposit as well. Nevada sales tax permits do not need to be renewed and will remain valid for as long as the business exists without any changes in ownership or structure. However, if you open another business in a different location, you’ll have to apply for another sales tax permit in Nevada.4. What are Other Ways to Register for a Sellers Permit Nevada?
- Use TaxHero. Registering for a seller’s permit, mainly when it involves multiple permits, can be a tedious and time-consuming task requiring much effort. Let the experts at TaxHero save you from this hassle, and let us handle the registration process in all states where you have nexus as part of our all-inclusive sales tax service.
- Paper Application: You will need to fill out the form TAX-F006, attach the necessary documents and payment, and mail it to the address provided on the form.