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Nevada Late Fee Calculator
Calculate the maximum late fee you can legally charge in Nevada. Check grace periods, fee caps, and compliance with Nevada state law.
Your Late Fee
$75.00
Your proposed fee of $75.00 is within Nevada's statutory maximum of $75.00 (5% of the monthly rent).
Rent + Fee
$1,575.00
Grace Period
3 days (required)
Statutory Maximum in Nevada
$75.00
Nevada Late Fee Law
Grace period: 3 days (required by law)
Fee cap: $75.00 — 5% of the monthly rent
Daily fees: Not typical
Statute: NRS 118A.210
No fee until at least 3 calendar days after the due date (tenancies longer than week-to-week). Max 5% of the periodic rent; the fee may not compound.
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Nevada requires a 3-day grace period before any late fee can be charged (NRS 118A.210). The late fee is capped by statute at 5% of the monthly rent (NRS 118A.210).
Use the calculator above to check if your proposed late fee complies with Nevada law. Need more tools? Check the Nevada security deposit calculator, or try our prorated rent calculator and rent estimate tool.
For a complete guide to Nevada landlord-tenant law, read our Nevada Landlord-Tenant Law 2026 guide.