¿Tiene Arkansas impuesto estatal sobre la renta?

Sí. Arkansas tiene un impuesto estatal con una tasa máxima del 3.9%.

¿Cuánto es el impuesto de Arkansas sobre un salario de $100,000?

En un salario de $100,000 en Arkansas, el impuesto estatal es aproximadamente $3,809. Tu sueldo neto total estimado es $75,371/año.

¿Qué otros impuestos tiene Arkansas?

Arkansas has a 6.5% state sales tax; combined state + local averages 9.46% — among the higher stacks in the country. Property tax averages 0.61% effective — among the five lowest in the nation. No estate tax. Arkansas does NOT allow federal income tax to be deducted on the state return (unlike neighboring AL, LA, MO, MT). $6,000 per-filer retirement income exemption. Personal credits are token ($29 single / $58 MFJ).

¿Cómo se compara Arkansas con otros estados en impuestos?

La tasa máxima de Arkansas del 3.9% es favorable — por debajo de la mediana nacional para impuestos estatales.

What is Arkansas's income tax rate in 2026?

Three brackets: 2% on the first $5,300, 4% from $5,300 to $10,600, and 3.9% on everything above $10,600 (single filer). The structure is mildly weird because the 4% middle bracket is technically higher than the 3.9% top — a relic of how Arkansas calibrated its bracket schedule when it cut top rates in successive sessions. Most professionals at any meaningful comp are firmly in the 3.9% bracket on the bulk of their income, with effective rates landing around 3.5% at $80K and 3.7% at $200K.

How did Arkansas get to 3.9% — is that the floor?

Four-year glide path. Top rate was 6.9% as recently as 2021. Hutchinson Act 1 of the 2022 Second Extraordinary Session dropped it to 4.9% effective 2023. Sanders Act 196 of 2023 dropped it again to 4.4% effective 2024. Sanders Senate Bill 1 of the 2024 First Extraordinary Session dropped it to 3.9% effective tax year 2025. Each cut had revenue-trigger language baked in — if state revenue stays healthy, further cuts are possible. The 3.9% is the floor for now; the political center favors continued cuts but state revenue volatility (heavy reliance on retail and energy) caps how aggressive the legislature can be year-over-year.

What is Arkansas's retirement tax treatment?

$6,000 retirement income exemption per filer (so $12,000 MFJ) applied to qualified pension and 401(k)/IRA distributions. Social Security fully exempt. Military retirement fully exempt. A retired couple drawing $30K Social Security + $40K combined pension pays roughly $1,000–$1,200 in Arkansas tax — appreciably friendlier than the headline 3.9% suggests. Senior real estate property tax assessment freeze available for residents 65+ with income under approximately $40K.

How does Arkansas compare to neighbors for taxes?

AR's 3.9% top is lower than Missouri (4.95%), Oklahoma (4.75%), and Mississippi (4.4% on the way to 4.0%), comparable to Louisiana (3.0% but with federal-tax deduction making LA effectively closer to 2%), and dramatically lower than the no-income-tax-but-high-property-tax neighbor Texas (0% income but 1.7%–2.0% property tax). The combined income-plus-property-tax burden in AR is among the lowest in the country. The cost is the 9.46% sales tax stack, which falls on retail spending rather than wage income.

Guía Fiscal Estatal

Guía de Impuesto Estatal de Arkansas (2026)

Arkansas cut its top income tax rate from 5.9% to 3.9% across a four-year glide path under Hutchinson and Sanders. The cut is real, the math is good, and the state's been quietly building a Fortune 500 cluster around Bentonville while nobody outside the supply-chain industry was watching.

Tasa Máxima Estatal

3.9%

Sueldo Neto con $100k

$75,371

/año (soltero)

Impuesto Estatal sobre $100k

$3,809

declarante soltero

Tramos del Impuesto Estatal de Arkansas (2026)

Tasa Marginal	Ingreso Imponible (Soltero)
2%	$0→$5,300
4%	$5,300→$10,600
3.9%	$10,600→All taxable income above $10,600

Cada tasa aplica solo al ingreso dentro de ese tramo. Tu tasa efectiva es el promedio entre todos los tramos — mucho más baja que tu tasa marginal máxima.

Deducción estándar: $2,340 soltero / $4,680 casado declarando conjuntamente

Los tramos reflejan los últimos cronogramas publicados. Algunos estados ajustan los umbrales anualmente por inflación — los importes específicos para 2026 pueden cambiar ligeramente. Verifique con el departamento de impuestos estatal antes de presentar.

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