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How to create a MyNevada Tax eServices account
Summary
A brief tutorial walks users through signing up for MyNevada Tax eServices: pick a username and verify your email, follow password rules, add a contact phone and security questions, then enroll in two-step verification to complete setup.
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A short tutorial for MyNevada Tax eServices explains the steps to create an online account so users can access state tax services.
The video opens by directing viewers to the eServices home page and the sign up link. The Presenter tells users to "fill in the required fields" under Create an Account, choose a username they will remember and submit an email address, then verify that email before proceeding.
The tutorial sets out password rules in clear terms: "Please enter a password with a minimum of 8 characters. Passwords must contain upper case and lower case letters, numbers, and at least 1 special character," the Presenter says. After creating a password, users are asked to enter a contact phone number and then click Next.
Users are instructed to answer one or more security questions and provide the answers to help with future account recovery. After completing the account form and verification steps, the Presenter directs users to log in with their newly created username and password.
The Presenter emphasizes that users must enroll in two-step verification to protect their eServices profile, saying, "You can choose from text message or other options. You will receive a security code and must enter that code now." Once the code is entered, the Presenter instructs users to click the Confirm button to complete the login and finalize account setup.
Following these steps completes the logon setup for the MyNevada Tax eServices website; users who encounter problems should consult the site’s help resources or the agency that administers the service for troubleshooting.

