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ARKANSAS PROPERTY TAX · 2026

Arkansas property tax calculator

Arkansas's effective property tax rate is 0.558%: owner-occupiers paid a median $1,040 a year on homes with a median value of $188,000. On a $300,000 home, that rate comes to $1,674.00 a year.

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Property tax estimate

Property tax a year
$1,674.00
A month
$139.50
Rate
0.558%, statewide

Arkansas property tax by county

Arkansas property tax by county — 2020-2024
CountyEffective rateMedian taxMedian home value
Arkansas County0.555%$745$138,100
Ashley County0.525%$554$91,900
Baxter County0.465%$799$174,600
Benton County0.567%$1,823$323,500
Boone County0.515%$927$188,900
Bradley County0.53%$545$94,800
Calhoun County0.39%$515$110,700
Carroll County0.518%$1,082$210,400
Chicot County0.543%$436$89,100
Clark County0.465%$871$155,000
Clay County0.457%$470$94,600
Cleburne County0.471%$815$179,800
Cleveland County0.536%$667$137,600
Columbia County0.462%$718$152,100
Conway County0.539%$862$154,100
Craighead County0.543%$1,125$210,400
Crawford County0.531%$982$182,800
Crittenden County0.666%$987$160,200
Cross County0.574%$596$117,500
Dallas County0.509%$547$97,300
Desha County0.59%$493$90,900
Drew County0.525%$664$140,800
Faulkner County0.529%$1,253$232,700
Franklin County0.544%$645$130,800
Fulton County0.448%$533$113,800
Garland County0.481%$933$194,300
Grant County0.525%$880$161,700
Greene County0.455%$819$169,300
Hempstead County0.481%$601$105,700
Hot Spring County0.584%$724$151,100
Howard County0.457%$639$153,900
Independence County0.507%$750$142,600
Izard County0.506%$731$129,100
Jackson County0.502%$559$98,300
Jefferson County0.635%$745$113,400
Johnson County0.512%$709$135,300
Lafayette County0.388%$494$81,000
Lawrence County0.318%$461$98,900
Lee County0.24%$349$75,300
Lincoln County0.524%$566$108,000
Little River County0.472%$566$113,500
Logan County0.477%$716$139,900
Lonoke County0.574%$1,211$193,600
Madison County0.321%$736$178,100
Marion County0.487%$775$163,300
Miller County0.574%$934$153,900
Mississippi County0.47%$635$122,500
Monroe County0.137%$456$88,700
Montgomery County0.315%$479$151,900
Nevada County0.453%$434$83,300
Newton County0.459%$649$169,300
Ouachita County0.334%$525$102,100
Perry County0.413%$634$130,200
Phillips County0.764%$636$78,200
Pike County0.597%$713$121,600
Poinsett County0.532%$543$103,000
Polk County0.349%$565$138,400
Pope County0.522%$945$170,100
Prairie County0.567%$696$96,400
Pulaski County0.746%$1,642$214,700
Randolph County0.425%$527$130,600
Saline County0.588%$1,367$221,200
Scott County0.368%$500$115,000
Searcy County0.433%$468$110,000
Sebastian County0.617%$1,101$176,200
Sevier County0.449%$514$117,600
Sharp County0.499%$584$105,100
St. Francis County0.481%$425$90,900
Stone County0.352%$548$171,600
Union County0.566%$685$120,900
Van Buren County0.449%$581$135,700
Washington County0.547%$1,564$298,400
White County0.471%$754$163,600
Woodruff County0.478%$600$106,500
Yell County0.379%$640$143,600

Arkansas homestead exemption

  • Arkansas's homestead property tax credit comes off the tax bill on a principal residence: up to $600 on 2026 bills, one credit per owner.

This is the property tax homestead exemption, not the homestead exemption that protects a home from creditors in bankruptcy.

Arkansas property tax questions

How much is property tax in Arkansas?

Arkansas's effective property tax rate is 0.558%: owner-occupiers paid a median $1,040 a year on homes with a median value of $188,000. On a $300,000 home, that rate comes to $1,674.00 a year.

Which county in Arkansas has the highest property tax?

Phillips County, with an effective rate of 0.764%; Monroe County has the lowest, at 0.137%. On a $300,000 home that is $2,292.00 a year in Phillips County and $411.00 in Monroe County.

Does Arkansas have a homestead exemption?

Arkansas's homestead property tax credit comes off the tax bill on a principal residence: up to $600 on 2026 bills, one credit per owner. The calculator does not subtract it: the rates already reflect the exemptions owners received.

Why might a Arkansas tax bill differ from this estimate?

The rate is what owner-occupiers in Arkansas paid on average in 2020 through 2024, as a share of their homes' value. An actual bill depends on the home's assessed value, the levies where it sits and the exemptions its owner claims.

What the calculator leaves out

  • The rate is the total real estate tax owner-occupiers reported paying divided by the total value they reported for their homes, not a tax rate set by law.
  • The rate already reflects the exemptions, caps and credits typical owner-occupiers received, so the calculator does not subtract a homestead exemption again.
  • An actual bill depends on the home's assessed value, the levies where it sits and the exemptions its owner claims.
  • Survey estimates for small counties have wide margins of error.

Rates and medians are American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates: taxes owners paid in those years, not 2026 bills.

Sources

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