Whether or not subletting is allowed in Nevada is dictated by the original lease. Written consent from the landlord is often required. The parties can use a Landlord Consent Form for this purpose. If a tenant sublets the property without proper authorization, this may be grounds for eviction.^[1]

Taxes on short-term rentals in Nevada are determined at the county or city level. Subleases greater in length than those time limits set by local jurisdictions are not subject to transient lodging taxes.

Clark County defines a short-term rental as a lease lasting less than 30 days. In Washoe County, 28 days is the threshold. Some rates include:

• City of Las Vegas (inside primary gaming corridor): 13.38%^[2]
• City of Las Vegas (outside primary gaming corridor): 13%^[2]
• City of North Las Vegas: 13%^[3]
• Clark County (more than 35 miles from Las Vegas Convention Center): 10.5%^[4]
• City of Reno (downtown): 13.5%^[5]
• City of Reno (suburban): 13%^[5]
• City of Sparks: 13.5%^[5]
• Washoe County (outside Reno and Sparks): 13%^[5]