Nevada Code § 268.804

Tax on revenues from rental of transient lodging located within district: Imposition and collection; waiver; cessation
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1. In addition to all other taxes imposed
on the revenues from the rental of transient lodging, the governing body may by
ordinance impose a tax upon all persons in the business of providing transient
lodging within the boundaries of the district at a rate not to exceed 2 percent
of the gross receipts from the rental of transient lodging.
2. The collection of the tax imposed
pursuant to this section must not commence earlier than the first day of the
second calendar month after adoption of the ordinance imposing the tax.
3. The tax may be waived or imposed at
different rates in certain areas or for a particular business if:
(a) The governing body determines that certain
areas will receive less benefits from the project constructed with the proceeds
of the tax or any obligations payable therefrom.
(b) The governing body determines that a business
does not have sufficient rooms dedicated to providing transient lodging for it
to benefit equally from the project constructed with the proceeds of the tax or
any obligations payable therefrom.
4. The determinations made by the
governing body pursuant to subsection 3 are conclusive unless it is shown that
it acted with fraud or a gross abuse of discretion.
5. A tax imposed pursuant to this section
must be collected and enforced in the same manner as provided for the
collection of the tax imposed by NRS 268.096 .
6. The collection of the tax imposed
pursuant to this section must cease upon the final payment of:
(a) The bonds initially issued to which the tax
imposed pursuant to this section is pledged; or
(b) Any bonds refunding those initially issued
bonds, but any such refunding bonds may not have a final payment date that is
later than the final payment date of the bonds initially issued.

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