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Nevada VP 104 — Bill of Sale

Nevada Form VP 104 is the official bill of sale for private motor vehicle sales in Nevada. It is presented at any Nevada DMV office when the buyer transfers the title. Unlike dealer purchases, private-party sales in Nevada carry no sales tax — the DMV does not collect it on person-to-person transfers.

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Nevada Requirements: Transfer title within 30 days.

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Sale Information

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About VP 104

Official name: Nevada Form VP 104 — Bill of Sale for Motor Vehicle

Issued by: Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles

Purpose: Documents a private vehicle sale in Nevada for title transfer. No sales tax is collected on private-party sales; the price documents the transaction and supports the DMV record.

When required: Buyers must title the vehicle at a Nevada DMV office within 30 days of purchase. VP 104 or a written bill of sale is required.

Nevada Vehicle Sale Requirements

Bill of Sale Required
Yes
Notarization Required
No
Title Transfer Deadline
30 days
Sales Tax Rate
None

Required Fields on VP 104

To be accepted by the Nevada DMV, your bill of sale must include:

  • Seller name, address
  • Buyer name, address
  • Year, make, model
  • VIN
  • Odometer
  • Sale price
  • Date of sale
  • Both signatures

Official Source

Download the official VP 104 directly from Nevada DMV, or use our free generator above to pre-fill a compliant Nevada bill of sale.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Nevada Form VP 104 required?
It is the official recommended form. Any written bill of sale with the required fields is also accepted at Nevada DMV offices.
Is sales tax due on a private-party vehicle sale in Nevada?
No — the Nevada DMV does not charge sales tax on private-party vehicle sales, family sales, or gifts. (Dealer purchases are taxed at the combined state and county rate, roughly 8.1%–8.375% depending on county.) Private buyers pay registration fees and the annual Governmental Services Tax instead.