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Best after-tax cash yields in Nevada

Updated Oct 16, 2026 · By Jeison Cobb

Data as of 2026-10-16 12:30 ET · Nevada state tax 0% · federal bracket 22%

#AccountYieldAfter-tax$ / yr after taxMin to openMonthly feeSources / as of
1US T-Bill 52 Weeks US Treasury-backedstate-tax free4.47%3.49%$349——rate · 10/15/2026
2Marcus High-Yield CD (12-mo) Member FDIC4.40%3.43%$343$500—rate · terms · 2026-10-16
3US T-Bill 26 Weeks US Treasury-backedstate-tax free4.36%3.40%$340——rate · 10/15/2026
4Ally High Yield CD (12-mo) Member FDIC4.30%3.35%$335$0$0rate · terms · 2026-10-16
5US T-Bill 13 Weeks US Treasury-backedstate-tax free4.20%3.28%$328——rate · 10/15/2026
6SoFi Checking & Savings Member FDIC4.20%3.28%$328$0$0rate · terms · 2026-10-16
7LendingClub LevelUp Savings Member FDIC4.20%3.28%$328$0—rate · terms · 2026-10-16
8US T-Bill 4 Weeks US Treasury-backedstate-tax free4.07%3.17%$317——rate · 10/15/2026
9Bread Savings HYSA Member FDIC4.05%3.16%$316$100$0rate · terms · 2026-10-16
10Capital One 360 CD (1-yr) Member FDIC4.00%3.12%$312$0$0rate · terms · 2026-10-16

Min to open / monthly fee come from each provider's own page (see "terms" link); "—" means we couldn't confirm it, so we don't guess. Different federal bracket? Use the full ranking tool.

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How Nevada taxes your cash

Nevada has no state income tax on interest, so bank interest and Treasury interest are taxed the same way: federal only. Pick the highest headline yield you're comfortable with. T-bills have no state-tax edge here.

Right now in Nevada, the best Treasury option (US T-Bill 52 Weeks, 3.49% after tax) beats the best bank option (Marcus High-Yield CD (12-mo), 3.43% after tax), assuming a 22% federal bracket.

FAQ

What is the best after-tax place for cash in Nevada?

As of 2026-10-16, the top after-tax yield for a 22% federal bracket in Nevada is US T-Bill 52 Weeks at 3.49% (4.47% before tax).

Are T-bills taxed in Nevada?

No. Interest on US Treasury bills is exempt from state and local income tax, including Nevada's (which is 0% anyway) income tax. It is still subject to federal income tax.

What is Nevada's state income tax rate on interest?

We use Nevada's top marginal rate of 0% (Tax Foundation, 2026). Your actual rate may be lower depending on income.

How is after-tax yield calculated?

Bank interest: yield × (1 − federal rate) × (1 − state rate). Treasuries: yield × (1 − federal rate). We assume a 22% federal bracket on this page; use the home page tool to change it.

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Method: bank = yield × (1 − federal) × (1 − state); Treasuries = yield × (1 − federal). Uses the state's top marginal rate (Tax Foundation 2026); ignores local tax and partial-exemption rules for government MMFs. Not financial advice. Back to CashYield home.

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