If a person is entrusted with property or money not belonging to them and then proceeds to steal or defraud the owner, that person is guilty of embezzlement. Per Nevada law, the punishment for embezzlement is the same as larceny. Often times, embezzlement involves many smaller acts. In determining the value of the stolen property for embezzlement, the value of all money, goods or property taken must be considered together if: The separate acts were committed against the same person, The separate acts took place within 6 months, None of the individual acts are punishable by a felony charge, and The cumulative value if all the stolen property is punishable by a felony. In other words, if a person takes $50 a day from the cash drawer at work, the individual incidents would be added together. If the aggregate amount taken was $650 or higher, this person is subject to felony embezzlement.