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Nevada

Open, with extra limitsComing nextLast checked September 29, 2026

Open to California wineries that hold a $50 Certificate of Compliance, with a 12-case yearly limit per resident and a Nevada importer required once you ship 25 cases in a fiscal year.

Nevada has its own chapter in the free book Direct to Consumer, State by State, and this page carries any change since it went to press. Get the whole book

Can you ship here?

Permit
Certificate of Compliance from the Department of Taxation, $50 a year; renew on or before July 1.
Volume limit
12 cases of wine a year per Nevada resident. At 25 cases a fiscal year you must designate a Nevada importer; at 200 cases you owe a $500 fee.
Bond
None listed for the certificate; sales tax registration needs no fee or security deposit.

What you'll file

Return or reportFormAgencyHow Pinrates handles it
Excise return, sales to consumers, with invoices (monthly, by the 20th)EXC-F068Department of TaxationPrepared by Pinrates. You submit it in My Nevada Tax.
Combined sales and use tax return (20th of the month after the period)REV-F013Department of TaxationPrepared by Pinrates. You submit it in My Nevada Tax.
Importer designation, once shipments reach 25 cases in a fiscal yearEXC-F024Department of TaxationNot covered by Pinrates. You file it directly.
$500 fee, within 30 days after the 200th case in a fiscal yearDepartment of Taxation, Certificate of Compliance RequirementsNot covered by Pinrates. You file it directly.

When it's due

Wine excise, EXC-F068 (months you shipped)Every month, by the 20th
Sales tax (monthly filers)Every month, by the 20th
Sales tax (quarterly filers)Jan 20, Apr 20, Jul 20, Oct 20
Certificate of Compliance renewalJul 1

A typical year for a registered Nevada shipper. The excise return is due only for months after you shipped, and the 25-case and 200-case duties arise whenever your fiscal-year count reaches them.

Tax rates

Wine excise of $0.70 a gallon (0.5% to 14%) or $1.30 (over 14%, up to 22%). Sales tax (6.85% base plus county) once you register or cross the remote-seller threshold.

Local rates: calculated from each delivery address.

Other rules

Label registration
None listed among the Department's supplier requirements.
Carrier
Only a common or contract carrier may bring wine into Nevada; the recipient must be 21 or older.

Changes since September 29, 2026

None recorded. The Nevada chapter of Direct to Consumer, State by State is current as of September 29, 2026; any change to Nevada's direct-shipping rules after that date is posted here.

Ship to Nevada?

Of the returns and reports above, Pinrates prepares 2 for you to submit, on the Prepare plan at $299 a month.

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Sources

Every source the Nevada chapter of Direct to Consumer, State by State cites, last checked September 29, 2026. Each key opens the same page as the short link printed in the book.

Forms

KeyWhat it isForm / citeAgency
nv-07V2026.1Nevada Department of Taxation, Form EXC-F068, Supplier Liquor Excise Tax Return, Sales to Consumers, with instructionsNevada Department of Taxation
nv-12V2025.1Nevada Department of Taxation, Form EXC-F078, Application for Certificate of ComplianceNevada Department of Taxation
nv-15V2026.1Nevada Department of Taxation, Form EXC-F024, Liquor Wholesaler Designation and Acceptance Form, with instructionsNevada Department of Taxation
nv-19County ratesNevada Department of Taxation, Form REV-F013, Combined Sales/Use Tax Return, with instructions (V2026.1)Nevada Department of Taxation
nv-22Sales and use tax registrationTAX-F006Nevada Department of Taxation

Portals and accounts

KeyWhat it isForm / citeAgency
nv-23File and pay the EXC-F068 and sales tax onlineMy Nevada TaxNevada Department of Taxation

Statutes

KeyWhat it isForm / citeAgency
nv-01Certificate of ComplianceNev. Rev. Stat. § 369.430
nv-02Residents 21 or older may import 12 cases of wine a yearNev. Rev. Stat. § 369.490(2)(c), (4)
nv-04Liquor excise tax ratesNev. Rev. Stat. § 369.330
nv-08Importation by common or contract carrierNev. Rev. Stat. § 369.450
nv-09Designation of importer at 25 cases a fiscal yearNev. Rev. Stat. § 369.464
nv-10Fee after 200 cases in a fiscal yearNev. Rev. Stat. § 369.466
nv-13Fees unpaid before July 15Nev. Rev. Stat. § 369.310(2)
us-53Alcoholic beverages nonmailable18 U.S.C. § 1716(f)
nv-25Supplier defined to include the producer's designated agentNev. Rev. Stat. § 369.111
nv-17Supplier shipping to consumers pays the excise taxNev. Rev. Stat. § 369.462
nv-18Excise tax due the 20thNev. Rev. Stat. § 369.370(3)
nv-20Sales tax reporting periodsNev. Rev. Stat. § 372.380
nv-21Records kept 4 yearsNev. Rev. Stat. § 369.468

Regulations

KeyWhat it isForm / citeAgency
nv-16Liquor regulationsNev. Admin. Code ch. 369
nv-24Nevada Tax Commission, Adopted Regulation LCB File No. R180-24 (new section of NAC ch. 369; adopted June 25, 2025, filed with the Secretary of State Oct. 29, 2025): a producer that uses a warehouse, bonded warehouse or logistics company to import liquor into Nevada must hold a certificate of compliance and designate the company as its designated agent, which files a written acceptance
nv-27Delivery chargesNev. Admin. Code § 372.101

Agency guidance and other sources

KeyWhat it isForm / citeAgency
nv-03V2025.1Nevada Department of Taxation, "Certificate of Compliance Requirements"Nevada Department of Taxation
nv-05RatesNevada Department of Taxation, "Sales Tax & Use Tax"Nevada Department of Taxation
nv-06$100,000 or 200 transactionsNevada Department of Taxation, "Remote Sellers: Wayfair Decision"Nevada Department of Taxation
nv-11Nevada Department of Taxation, "Nevada Revises Sales and Use Tax Deadlines Under AB 594" (Jan. 23, 2026)Nevada Department of Taxation
nv-14Renewal reminder to Certificate of Compliance licensees under NRS 369.310(2)Nevada Department of Taxation, "Liquor Tax"Nevada Department of Taxation
nv-26Industry guidance'New Nevada Requirements for Certificate of Compliance for Suppliers/Wineries and Fulfillment Warehouses' (Aug. 2024), describing Nevada Department of Taxation policy; copy posted by Wine Institute

This page is a reference, not legal advice. Confirm requirements with the state before acting on them.

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