Nevada Code § 463.395

Limitations on amount of fee for license or rate of tax imposed by local government
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1. The license fee or tax imposed by a
local government for conducting, carrying on or operating any gambling game,
slot machine or other game of chance must not exceed:
(a) The amount, if charged per person,
establishment, game or machine; or
(b) The rate, if charged according to revenue,
which was in
effect for that purpose on or before April 27, 1981.
2. If on that date the local government:
(a) Was in existence, had a population of less
than 2,000 and was not collecting or authorized by ordinance to collect such a
fee or tax, the local government may impose such a fee or tax in an amount
approved by the Nevada Tax Commission which is not greater than the largest fee
or tax imposed by a local government of the same kind. The fee or tax must not
be increased.
(b) Was in existence, had a population of less
than 2,000, and was authorized to collect but was not collecting such a fee or tax,
the local government may impose such a fee or tax in an amount not greater than
that authorized by ordinance.
(c) Was collecting a fee or tax which is
afterward held to be invalid, the local government may impose a new fee or tax
no greater in amount of estimated revenue to be derived than the fee or tax
held invalid.

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