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Nevada Unemployment Benefits Calculator

Enter your base period wages to see your weekly benefit amount, maximum duration, and total potential benefits. Data verified May 2026.

$469Max Weekly Benefit
26 wksMax Duration
$12,194Max Total Benefit
Weekly Benefit Amount
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Enter your earnings above
Max Weekly Benefit
$469
Effective Weeks
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Total Potential Benefit
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Waiting Week
One week (unpaid)

Calculation Breakdown

How Nevada Compares

State Agency
Nevada DETR
Benefit Formula
Highest base period quarter ÷ 25
Max Weekly Benefit
$469
Min Weekly Benefit
$16
Max Benefit Duration
26 weeks
Max Total Benefit
$12,194
Waiting Week
Yes (1 week)
Dependency Allowance
None
Eligible if Fired
Yes (if not for misconduct)
Eligible if Quit
Generally No

About Nevada Unemployment Insurance

Nevada divides your highest base period quarter by 25, up to $469 per week for up to 26 weeks. Nevada's formula is slightly more generous than the 26-divisor standard, and its cap reflects the state's hotel and service-sector wage base.

To file a claim or learn more, visit the Nevada DETR website. You can typically file online, by phone, or in person at a workforce center.

Nevada Unemployment FAQ

How much unemployment can I get in Nevada?

Nevada's maximum WBA is $469. Your benefit equals your highest base period quarter divided by 25.

How long does Nevada unemployment last?

Up to 26 weeks of regular benefits.

Can I collect unemployment if I was fired in Nevada?

You may qualify if not fired for misconduct. Nevada defines misconduct as willful or wanton disregard of the employer's interests.

Is there a waiting week in Nevada?

Yes. Nevada has a one-week waiting period.

Does Nevada offer dependency allowances?

No. Nevada does not provide dependent supplements.