Nevada § 361.180 Civil action for collection of taxes evaded

Nevada Statutes

§ 361.180 — Civil action for collection of taxes evaded

Nevada § 361.180

Title 32REVENUE AND TAXATION

Ch. 361Property

Exemption of Personal Property in Transit (Free Port)

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 361.180 (2026).

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If any owner, shipper or agent thereof shall by misrepresentation, concealment or violation of the provisions of NRS 361.160 to 361.185, inclusive, evade the assessment or the levy of taxes on property not defined in NRS 361.160 to be personal property in transit through this state, he or she shall be liable in the sum of the taxes evaded which would otherwise have been levied against his or her property, to be collected in a civil action on behalf of the tax collector of his or her county. The action shall be commenced and maintained by the district attorney, and the judgment, when entered, shall include all costs and an attorney’s fee for the plaintiff in his or her official capacity not less than the amount of the taxes so evaded.

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If any owner, shipper or agent thereof shall by misrepresentation, concealment or violation of the provisions of NRS 361.160 to 361.185, inclusive, evade the assessment or the levy of taxes on property not defined in NRS 361.160 to be personal property in transit through this state, he or she shall be liable in the sum of the taxes evaded which would otherwise have been levied against his or her property, to be collected in a civil action on behalf of the tax collector of his or her county. The action shall be commenced and maintained by the district attorney, and the judgment, when entered, shall include all costs and an attorney’s fee for the plaintiff in his or her official capacity not less than the amount of the taxes so evaded.