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Thinking of doing business in Las Vegas? Wether you are handling business travel or permanently moving, doing business in Las Vegas comes with its own set of unique challenges. No need to worry though, Hustler’s Library is here to show you the ropes!
Touching down for business in Sin City? Let’s talk transit, Vegas-style. From hustling through JFK’s terminals to catching the subway’s rhythm, we’ve got the lowdown on navigating the city like a local. Buckle up, because in this town, the journey is just as epic as the destination.
Harry Reid International Airport (formerly McCarran Airport): Located just 5 miles from the Las Vegas Strip, it’s one of the most conveniently placed airports in the country for business travelers.
Henderson Executive Airport: Located 20 minutes from the Strip, this airport is ideal for private and corporate flights, offering a quieter, more exclusive experience.
💡 Pro Tip: If you frequently fly private for business, consider using JetSuiteX, which offers semi-private flights with first-class service and private terminal access at LAS.
💡 Convention Hack: If you’re in town for a business conference, check if your event provides discounted Monorail passes—many large events partner with the Monorail for attendee discounts.
💡 Pro Tip: Many hotels charge daily parking fees, so factor that into your decision if renting a car.
💡 Strip Navigation Hack: If you’re attending meetings at multiple resorts, use hotel trams instead of walking to save time and avoid the heat.
Las Vegas is a business-friendly city with no state income tax, making it a prime location for entrepreneurs, startups, and established businesses alike.
To officially register your business in Las Vegas, you’ll need to file with the Nevada Secretary of State and obtain the necessary local licenses. Almost all businesses operating in Las Vegas must have a Nevada State Business License, along with local business permits based on their industry and location.
💡 Pro Tip: If your business operates outside Las Vegas city limits (e.g., The Strip, Summerlin, Henderson), you may need to register with Clark County instead of the City of Las Vegas.
Before registering, decide which business entity type fits your needs:
💡 Why Entrepreneurs Choose NV: Nevada has no corporate or personal state income tax, no franchise tax, and strong corporate privacy laws, making it one of the most tax-friendly states for business.
Once you’ve chosen your business structure, register your company by filing the necessary paperwork:
💡 Pro Tip: We set up our LLC’s on LegalZoom. Its super quick, they do almost everything for you and they have a super organized platform to keep up with your paperwork after.
All businesses must obtain a Nevada State Business License before operating.
💡 Pro Tip: You’ll need to renew your business license annually to stay compliant. If you chose LegalZoom to set up your LLC, they should have already gave you this opetion.
After securing your state business license, you’ll also need a local business license to legally operate within Las Vegas city limits.
Apply through the Las Vegas Business Licensing Division: 👉 LasVegasNevada.gov
Nevada has no state income tax, but businesses may still need to register for: