For real property subject to Article XIII A, the base year full value adjusted for inflation for any given lien date as required by law, or the full cash value for the same lien date, whichever is less.
The assessed value of your property as determined by the Property Appraiser and all exemptions for which you have qualified.
For personal property, the full cash value (market value) on the lien date each year.
The Assessed Value, less any exemptions.
Taxable value is the value of property as determined by the Assessor using methods prescribed by Nevada Revised Statutes and the Department of Taxation regulations. Generally speaking, taxable value of real property is the appraised value of the land and the current replacement cost of improvements less statutory depreciation.
The lesser of (a) the base year value plus the annual inflation factor; or (b) the full cash value as of the current year's lien date.
The value of your property after deductions for exemptions and upon which your taxes are based. The taxable value multiplied by the millage rate equals the taxable amount.
The assessed value of a property minus the amount of any applicable exemptions.
Generally speaking, taxable value is the appraised value of the land and the current replacement cost of improvements less depreciation as determined by the Assessor.
The value used to calculate property taxes.