Nevada: Loud Live Music Tax
Nevada businesses must pay a 9 percent tax on admission charges to the state whenever there is live entertainment going on at a facility with an occupancy of at least 200. This can include everything from animal stunt performances to comedy and magic. Uncompensated, short performances, however, are tax-free — so you can sing your heart out, at no charge.
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