Estimate Arkansas property tax for 2026. Arkansas offers a homestead property tax credit that lowers bills for owner-occupants. The state's average effective rate is about 0.61%, roughly $1,220 per year on the $200,000 median home.
State averages (2026). County/municipal rates vary — use the override.
Estimate Arkansas property tax for 2026. Arkansas offers a homestead property tax credit that lowers bills for owner-occupants. The state's average effective rate is about 0.61%, roughly $1,220 per year on the $200,000 median home.
This page preloads typical 2026 assumptions for AR. Every figure is an estimate — adjust the inputs above to match your exact situation, and confirm final numbers with a licensed professional.
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Last updated: May 21, 2026
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