1. The Department shall allow to a wholesale dealer of other tobacco products a credit of the amount of the tax paid pursuant to NRS 370.450 , not including any amount of the tax retained by the wholesale dealer to cover the costs of collecting and administering the tax, for other tobacco products that may no longer be sold. If the other tobacco products have been purchased and delivered, a credit memo of the manufacturer is required for proof of returned merchandise. 2. A credit must also be granted for any other tobacco products shipped from this State and destined for retail sale and consumption outside the State on which the tax has previously been paid. A duplicate or copy of the invoice is required for proof of the sale outside the State. 3. A wholesale dealer of other tobacco products may claim a credit by filing with the Department the proof required by this section. The claim must be made on a form prescribed by the Department. NRS 370.490 Allowance of credits. [Effective July 1, 2027.] 1. The Department shall allow to a wholesale dealer of other tobacco products a credit of 30 percent of the wholesale price, less a discount of 0.25 percent for the services rendered in collecting the tax, for other tobacco products on which the tax has been paid pursuant to NRS 370.450 and that may no longer be sold. If the other tobacco products have been purchased and delivered, a credit memo of the manufacturer is required for proof of returned merchandise. 2. A credit must also be granted for any other tobacco products shipped from this State and destined for retail sale and consumption outside the State on which the tax has previously been paid. A duplicate or copy of the invoice is required for proof of the sale outside the State. 3. A wholesale dealer of other tobacco products may claim a credit by filing with the Department the proof required by this section. The claim must be made on a form prescribed by the Department.
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