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Code · Nevada · CHAPTER 361 - PROPERTY TAX

NRS 361.770 Assessment of newly constructed real property as personal property when not assessed for current tax year.

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NRS 361.770 Assessment of newly constructed real property as personal property when not assessed for current tax year.
1. If newly constructed real property is not assessed on the secured assessment roll for the current tax year and the roll has been closed pursuant to NRS 361.310 , the county assessor of any county wherein the property is located shall assess the property as personal property and give a receipt for the taxes paid thereon in the amount received by him or her. If the amount of the taxes exceeds $100, they may be paid in installments as provided in NRS 361.483 for property assessed upon the real property tax roll.
2. An assessment may be made at any time between July 1 and December 15. The receipt issued by the county assessor must specify the description of the property, together with the year for which the tax is paid.
3. Any taxes for property assessed pursuant to this section which become delinquent must be treated in the same manner as if the property had been placed on the secured roll.
4. The receipt issued by the county assessor is conclusive evidence for the payment of all taxes against the property described for the year named on the receipt and is a complete defense to any action for taxes which may be brought for the period covered by the receipt.
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