Clark County Transfer Tax Calculator

Published on July 16th, 2025

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Clark County Transfer Tax Calculator: What to Expect

This simple calculator can help home sellers in Clark County estimate their transfer taxes. To get a ballpark idea of the transfer fees you might pay in the Clark County, enter your home’s estimated selling price above.

Need a selling price? Try HomeLight’s free Home Value Estimator to see what your house might be worth. To receive a more accurate listing price, contact a top Clark County real estate agent and request a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA), a report that will compare your home against nearby listed and recently sold properties.

A top real estate agent can provide you with a Seller’s Net Sheet that breaks down all the costs of selling your home, along with an estimate of the proceeds you can expect. Use HomeLight’s free Agent Match platform to find a trusted local agent with excellent reviews and a proven track record.

How the Clark County Transfer Tax is Calculated

In Clark County, an additional $0.60 is added to the base Real Property Transfer Tax (RPTT) rate of $1.95 for every $500 of the property’s value, or any fraction thereof, for properties valued over $100.

For example, if you sold your home for $460,000 (Clark County’s median home price), you could expect to pay $2,346 in Clark County transfer taxes.

»Learn more: Understanding Clark County’s Transfer Tax

See the bigger home sale picture: To see what your entire home sale might cost, try HomeLight’s Nevada Seller Closing Cost Calculator. You’ll also get a preliminary look at your estimated net proceeds.

Does the Seller Always Pay the Clark County Transfer Tax?

While it’s common for the seller to cover the Clark County transfer tax, this can be negotiated during the closing process. By law, the buyer and seller in Nevada—including Clark County—are equally responsible for paying the real estate transfer tax.

Some Clark County home sales may be exempt, such as:

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More Resources to Plan Your Clark County Home Sale

Here are some additional tools to help you plan your Clark County home sale:

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As you look ahead to your next home purchase, here are some helpful buyer tools:

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