Washoe County Assessor Chris Sarman reminds property owners to verify the tax cap status on their property. This can be done by checking a parcel number, address, or ownership on the Washoe County Assessor’s website at the website below. Additional sources for verification include valuation notices, tax bills, or simply calling the Assessor’s Office.
The Assessor’s Office reminds exemption holders that in order to apply the exemption toward real property taxes, the renewal must be filed with the Assessor’s office by June 15, 2025.
Taxpayers can expect that our office will be performing a thorough review of all properties within and around the fire perimeter. To assist in this process, we ask that affected property owners please contact our office as soon as possible.
Washoe County Assessor Chris Sarman would like to be proactive and remind business owners that the deadline to file your business personal property declaration is July 31. In addition, the Assessor’s Office is also offering a training session for anyone who may...
Reminder to property owners to check the tax cap on your property
Washoe County Assessor Chris S. Sarman is mailing the annual Property Tax Exemption Renewal Notices to qualified veterans, disabled veterans, surviving spouses and blind persons. The Assessor’s Office reminds exemption holders that in order to apply the exemption toward real property taxes, the renewal must be filed with the Assessor’s Office by June 15, 2024.
Washoe County Assessor Chris Sarman would like to be proactive and remind business owners that the deadline to file your business personal property declaration is July 31. In addition, the Assessor’s Office is also offering a training session for anyone who may...
Reminder to property owners, please check the tax cap on your property; deadline is June 15 to submit a partial abatement claim.
Assessor’s Office resolves most taxpayer valuation concerns prior to official hearings.
Reminder that property owners owe first installment of property taxes.
Washoe County Assessor Chris Sarman reminds property owners to verify the tax cap status on their property. This can be done by checking a parcel number, address, or ownership on the Washoe County Assessor’s website at the website below. Additional sources for verification include valuation notices, tax bills, or simply calling the Assessor’s Office.
The Assessor’s Office reminds exemption holders that in order to apply the exemption toward real property taxes, the renewal must be filed with the Assessor’s office by June 15, 2025.
Taxpayers can expect that our office will be performing a thorough review of all properties within and around the fire perimeter. To assist in this process, we ask that affected property owners please contact our office as soon as possible.
Washoe County Assessor Chris Sarman would like to be proactive and remind business owners that the deadline to file your business personal property declaration is July 31. In addition, the Assessor’s Office is also offering a training session for anyone who may...
Reminder to property owners to check the tax cap on your property
Washoe County Assessor Chris S. Sarman is mailing the annual Property Tax Exemption Renewal Notices to qualified veterans, disabled veterans, surviving spouses and blind persons. The Assessor’s Office reminds exemption holders that in order to apply the exemption toward real property taxes, the renewal must be filed with the Assessor’s Office by June 15, 2024.
Washoe County Assessor Chris Sarman would like to be proactive and remind business owners that the deadline to file your business personal property declaration is July 31. In addition, the Assessor’s Office is also offering a training session for anyone who may...
Reminder to property owners, please check the tax cap on your property; deadline is June 15 to submit a partial abatement claim.
Assessor’s Office resolves most taxpayer valuation concerns prior to official hearings.
Reminder that property owners owe first installment of property taxes.