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Arkansas Property Taxes

Property taxes are an important source of revenue for school districts, counties and  cities in Arkansas.  Browse our resources which provide analysis of recent trends in property tax revenues for every county in the state.  Or, visit the property tax calculator page to download your free copy of the 2017 Arkansas Real Estate Property Tax Calculator.

Arkansas Property Taxes Infographic: Only school districts, counties, cities and special districts in Arkansas levy property taxes. So, your property tax dollars stay in your community, providing imporant services and infrastructure. Bar graph showing that Arkansans had an average property tax payment per capita of $674, about 54% less than the national average ($1,464), in 2014. Pie chart showing that school districts receive 77% of property tax revenue statewide, compared to 15% for counties and 8% for cities. In total, public schools received $1.7 billion in funding from the property tax in the 2015-2016 academic year and counties received 24% of total funding from the tax in 2015. Statewide, the total average payment per $1,000 of property value in 2016.

Interactive Property Tax Revenue Map

Visit Community and Economic Development's Interactive Property Tax Revenue map to visualize state and national property tax revenue data.

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