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Development Review

Development Review

Phone: 702-455-4600

Clark County Public Works Development Review 1st Floor

500 S Grand Central Pkwy Las Vegas, NV 89155

Office Hours

Mon: 7:00am - 5:30pm

Tue: 7:00am - 5:30pm

Wed: 7:00am - 5:30pm

Thur: 7:00am - 5:30pm

Fri: Closed

Sat: Closed

Sun: Closed

General
How can I file a complaint about noise, unlicensed Airbnb rentals, potholes, etc.?
FixIt Clark County is the reporting system for Clark County citizens who need to submit a concern or request. The system is monitored by our Public Works, Code Enforcement and Business License departments and also is the most responsive method for sharing concerns with the offices of the Board of Clark County Commissioners. Visit this page to get started.
Where can I access marriage records?
The Clark County Clerk's Office compiles and maintains records such as marriage certificates.
If you are looking for divorce records, you will need to contact Clark County Family Court.
How can I contact Animal Protection Services (Animal Control)?
Animal Protection Services
Where can I pay my taxes?
To pay Personal Property Taxes, visit the Assessor's Office website.
To pay Real Property Taxes, visit the Treasurer's Office website.
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Audit
What is an audit?
A Business License audit is an examination of the financial records of a business by the Department to determine whether the business has remitted the proper amount of license fees and taxes and is operating in compliance with provisions of the Clark County Code and any applicable franchise agreements.
There are three possible outcomes to an audit.
First, an audit may result in a notice that taxes and/or fees were properly remitted and no payment or refund is due.
Second, an audit may result in a notice that a refund of overpaid taxes and/or fees are due back to the business.
Third, an audit may result in a notice that additional taxes and/or fees are due from the business.
Why does the Department conduct audits?
The Department’s conduct of audits is very important to the public interest and the efficient administration of the self-assessed business license taxes and fees.
Audits help ensure that taxes and fees are administered in a fair and uniform manner throughout the business community.
Audits provide businesses with enhanced understanding of the business license laws so they can more accurately self-assess taxes and fees and better comply with the business license regulations.
Audits often result in the early detection of matters requiring attention or correction by a business before they become a more significant problem.
Who will be conducting the audit for the Department?
Our auditors are trained financial professionals, knowledgeable of the business license laws, accounting systems and practices and our Clark County business community. Auditors are evaluated on their knowledge of accounting, business license laws, and audit techniques, as well as their productivity and communication skills. Auditors are never evaluated based on the amount of taxes and/or fees recovered during an audit.