Short-term rental & Airbnb taxes in Las Vegas, NV (2026)
Short-term rental guests in Las Vegas pay roughly 13% in combined occupancy and lodging taxes. Here's the itemized breakdown, who collects each one, and what you may need to remit yourself.
Itemized tax rates
| Tax | Rate | Who collects |
|---|---|---|
| Combined transient lodging (room) tax -- city of Las Vegas13% of the listing price (including cleaning fees) for stays of 30 days or less outside the Primary Gaming Corridor; 13.38% inside the corridor. Airbnb collects and remits for its bookings, and LVMC 6.75.128 requires every licensed accommodations facilitator (platform) to collect and remit all transient lodging taxes to the city monthly; operators remain liable and must collect and remit (by the 15th of the following month) for direct bookings or unlisted platforms. Nevada has no separate state lodging tax line for hosts -- state tourism shares are built into the combined rate. | 13% | varies |
What will guests pay on a Las Vegas stay?
Enter a nightly rate to see the itemized occupancy-tax cost.
Las Vegas occupancy tax calculator
| Gross rent | $450.00 |
| Combined transient lodging (room) tax -- city of Las Vegas (13%)· collection varies | $58.50 |
| Total tax (13%) | $58.50 |
| Guest pays | $508.50 |
Estimate only. Platform collection varies by listing site and agreement; verify rates with the taxing authorities.
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Verified July 10, 2026. Informational only — not legal, tax, or financial advice. Tax rates and collection rules change; confirm current requirements with Las Vegas and your booking platform.