Arkansas Legislators Start Tax Cut Talks in Little Rock

Tax cut plan sails through Arkansas legislative committees as special session begins

Michelle Pedro (left) of Springdale, representing the Arkansas Coalition of Marshallese, speaks against proposed income tax cuts before the Senate Revenue and Tax Committee on May 4, 2026. Republican committee members Sen. Justin Boyd of Fort Smith, Sen. Bart Hester of Cave Springs and Sen. Jonathan Dismang of Searcy listen to testimony. (Photo by Tess Vrbin/Arkansas Advocate)Arkansas lawmakers advanced what would be the state’s fourth income ta…

Arkansas Legislators start tax cut talks in Little Rock

Arkansas lawmakers met Monday to talk about tax cuts in a Special Legislative Session

Arkansas lawmakers debate proposed tax cuts

Arkansas lawmakers are back in Little Rock for the first special session of the 95th General Assembly. And they are wasting little time cutting taxes again.

What's happening with state tax cuts?

LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas lawmakers returning to the Capitol Monday began the work of carrying out the governor’s tax cutting agenda during what’s expected to be a three-day special session.

Arkansas Legislature convenes special session to cut individual and corporate income tax rates | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Identical bills intended to slice the state’s top individual and corporate income tax rates by two-tenths of a percentage point will go before the Arkansas House and Senate tax committees today, the first day of a special session called by Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders.

Arkansas legislature advances income tax cuts in special session

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