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Compare / Las Vegas to Provo

Las Vegas, NV vs Provo, UT

Simple answer

You'd likely save $323 a month in Provo.

This is the HUD 2-bedroom fair-market rent for October 2026 through September 2027. It is not your lease.

The largest cost gap in this pair is Fair Market Rent. The 2-bedroom Fair Market Rent gap is $323: Las Vegas is higher at $1,686 versus $1,363.

Nevada has no tax on wages. Utah taxes wages at a flat 4.50%. Combined sales tax differs by 0.8 percentage points, higher in Nevada. The effective property tax gap is 0.02 percentage points, higher in Utah.

After a move from Nevada to Utah, those two example households keep the same benefit status labels. A different income can still split Medicaid and marketplace credits.

A $75,000 salary in Las Vegas lines up with about $73,516 in Provo on the 2024 all-items price parity. Census median gross rent and the commute figures are 2024. Fair Market Rents are fiscal year 2027.

Las Vegas

Las Vegas-Henderson-North Las Vegas, NV

2-bedroom Fair Market Rent
$1,686
HUD area
Las Vegas-Henderson-North Las Vegas, NV MSA
Census median gross rent
$1,739
All-items price parity
100.2
Goods price parity
96.3
Utilities price parity
90.6
Mean commute
25.9 min
Median household income
$80,028

Provo

Provo-Orem-Lehi, UT

2-bedroom Fair Market Rent
$1,363
HUD area
Provo-Orem-Lehi, UT MSA
Census median gross rent
$1,611
All-items price parity
98.2
Goods price parity
96.4
Utilities price parity
78.6
Mean commute
25.4 min
Median household income
$101,014

Equivalent salary

The first number keeps the same place in the national price level. The second also runs 2026 federal income tax, employee Social Security and Medicare, and a simplified state income tax. Groceries use the BEA goods price parity, not a grocery receipt.

Same buying power

$73,516

Salary in Provo that matches the 2024 all-items regional price parity.

After state and federal tax

$76,808

Gross salary in Provo whose after-tax pay buys the same basket, using price parities.

Rent only

$60,632

Scales the salary by the ratio of HUD 2-bedroom Fair Market Rents. Rent is not the whole budget.

Taxes on the two sides of the move

TaxNevadaUtah
State income tax on wagesNo wage tax4.50% flat
Combined sales tax, Jan 1, 20268.2%7.4%
Effective property tax, ACS 2024 median / median0.47%0.49%

On a $400,000 home, the state median effective rate implies about $1,882 a year in Nevada and $1,943 in Utah. That illustration is not a local bill. Childcare prices are not in the verified dataset for these metros.

Benefits if you land in Utah

Same household, $40,000 a year, scored once in Nevada and once in Utah. This is an illustration, not your application.

  • Food stamps (SNAP)

    Las VegasLikely eligible

    ProvoLikely eligible

  • Medicaid and CHIP

    Las VegasLikely eligible

    ProvoLikely eligible

  • WIC

    Las VegasLikely eligible

    ProvoLikely eligible

  • School meals

    Las VegasLikely eligible

    ProvoLikely eligible

  • LIHEAP

    Las VegasMaybe

    ProvoMaybe

  • Earned Income Tax Credit

    Las VegasLikely eligible

    ProvoLikely eligible

  • Child Tax Credit

    Las VegasLikely eligible

    ProvoLikely eligible

  • Marketplace premium tax credits

    Las VegasUnlikely

    ProvoUnlikely

  • Lifeline phone and internet

    Las VegasLikely eligible

    ProvoLikely eligible

  • SSI

    Las VegasUnlikely

    ProvoUnlikely

At $40,000 the status labels match. A single adult around $18,000 is where Medicaid expansion and the marketplace coverage gap usually split.

Medicaid guide for Utah · SNAP guide

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The eight largest 2-bedroom Fair Market Rent gaps from Las Vegas.

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