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Arkansas homestead property tax credit
Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration, Assessment Coordination Division · State program
Up to $500 per year, increasing to up to $600 beginning with 2026 tax bills.
Arkansas homeowners can claim a homestead property tax credit of up to $500 per year, rising to up to $600 on 2026 tax bills. This is a general homeowner tax benefit, not a disaster-hardening incentive.
Program details
How it works
The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration says homeowners may receive a homestead property tax credit. The page states the credit is up to $500 per year, and that beginning with the 2026 tax bills the General Assembly authorized an increase to up to $600.
What it covers
The credit applies to the homestead, defined as the dwelling used as the person’s principal place of residence.
Timing and deadlines
Homeowners must apply with the county assessor’s office. The page does not present a hardening-related deadline because this is a property tax credit, not a mitigation grant.
Notes
This is the only clearly statewide homeowner tax incentive found, but it is not tied to wildfire or other natural-disaster hardening work.
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