At the Reno Antique Faire, vendors are responsible for collecting and remitting sales tax, not the event organizers. All vendors must comply with Nevada sales and use tax laws, regardless of how often they participate.
Rules for temporary vendors
Your tax collection and reporting requirements depend on how frequently you sell at events in Nevada.
If you sell at two or more events in Nevada within a 12-month period, you are considered a regular retailer and must:
Obtain a permanent Nevada sales tax permit.
Collect the state and local sales tax on all sales.
File sales and use tax returns on a regular basis (e.g., monthly, quarterly, or annually), depending on your sales volume.
Sales tax rate in Reno
For all sales made in Reno, vendors must charge the combined state and local sales tax rate, which is currently 8.27%. This includes the state sales tax and the local tax rates for Washoe County.
Additional vendor requirements
In addition to sales tax, the Reno Antique Faire requires antique/vintage vendors to obtain either:
A valid City of Reno business license.
A $20 Seller's Day Permit for the event, which the Reno Antique Faire will submit to the city on your behalf.