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Arkansas property tax by county

Every county ranked by effective rate (Census 2020–2024)

Updated Oct 17, 2026, 1:57 AM ET
Statewide effective rate
0.55%

Arkansas homeowners paid a median $1,040 a year in property tax, an effective rate of 0.55%. The lowest county is Montgomery County (0.32%) and the highest is Phillips County (0.81%) (Census 2020–2024).

Census ACS 2020–2024 5-year medians

#13 lowest of 51states + DC

0.94%United States
Median tax paid
$1,040
per year, 2020–24
Median home value
$188,000
owner-occupied
Effective rate
0.55%
tax ÷ value
Tax vs. income
1.7%
of $60,773 median household income
Owner costs
$1,345/mo
median with a mortgage, incl. tax & insurance

5 lowest-tax counties

Montgomery County0.32%
Stone County0.32%
Newton County0.38%
Randolph County0.40%
Polk County0.41%

5 highest-tax counties

Phillips County0.81%
Pulaski County0.76%
Prairie County0.72%
Jefferson County0.66%
Lonoke County0.63%

All 75 Arkansas counties, lowest rate first

#CountyMedian taxMedian valueRate
1Montgomery County$479$151,9000.32%
2Stone County$548$171,6000.32%
3Newton County$649$169,3000.38%
4Randolph County$527$130,6000.40%
5Polk County$565$138,4000.41%
6Madison County$736$178,1000.41%
7Howard County$639$153,9000.42%
8Searcy County$468$110,0000.43%
9Van Buren County$581$135,7000.43%
10Scott County$500$115,0000.43%
11Sevier County$514$117,6000.44%
12Yell County$640$143,6000.45%
13Cleburne County$815$179,8000.45%
14Baxter County$799$174,6000.46%
15White County$754$163,6000.46%
16Lee County$349$75,3000.46%
17Calhoun County$515$110,7000.47%
18Lawrence County$461$98,9000.47%
19St. Francis County$425$90,9000.47%
20Fulton County$533$113,8000.47%
21Drew County$664$140,8000.47%
22Columbia County$718$152,1000.47%
23Marion County$775$163,3000.47%
24Hot Spring County$724$151,1000.48%
25Garland County$933$194,3000.48%
26Greene County$819$169,3000.48%
27Cleveland County$667$137,6000.48%
28Perry County$634$130,2000.49%
29Chicot County$436$89,1000.49%
30Boone County$927$188,9000.49%
31Franklin County$645$130,8000.49%
32Clay County$470$94,6000.50%
33Little River County$566$113,5000.50%
34Cross County$596$117,5000.51%
35Logan County$716$139,9000.51%
36Monroe County$456$88,7000.51%
37Ouachita County$525$102,1000.51%
38Carroll County$1,082$210,4000.51%
39Mississippi County$635$122,5000.52%
40Nevada County$434$83,3000.52%
41Johnson County$709$135,3000.52%
42Lincoln County$566$108,0000.52%
43Washington County$1,564$298,4000.52%
44Independence County$750$142,6000.53%
45Poinsett County$543$103,0000.53%
46Craighead County$1,125$210,4000.53%
47Crawford County$982$182,8000.54%
48Faulkner County$1,253$232,7000.54%
49Arkansas County$745$138,1000.54%
50Desha County$493$90,9000.54%
51Grant County$880$161,7000.54%
52Pope County$945$170,1000.56%
53Sharp County$584$105,1000.56%
54Conway County$862$154,1000.56%
55Clark County$871$155,0000.56%
56Dallas County$547$97,3000.56%
57Woodruff County$600$106,5000.56%
58Benton County$1,823$323,5000.56%
59Izard County$731$129,1000.57%
60Union County$685$120,9000.57%
61Hempstead County$601$105,7000.57%
62Jackson County$559$98,3000.57%
63Bradley County$545$94,8000.57%
64Pike County$713$121,6000.59%
65Ashley County$554$91,9000.60%
66Miller County$934$153,9000.61%
67Lafayette County$494$81,0000.61%
68Crittenden County$987$160,2000.62%
69Saline County$1,367$221,2000.62%
70Sebastian County$1,101$176,2000.62%
71Lonoke County$1,211$193,6000.63%
72Jefferson County$745$113,4000.66%
73Prairie County$696$96,4000.72%
74Pulaski County$1,642$214,7000.76%
75Phillips County$636$78,2000.81%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates, tables B25103 (median real estate taxes paid), B25077 (median home value), B25003, B25088, B19013 and B01003. These are 2020–2024 medians reported by owner-occupants, not 2026 tax bills or official mill rates. The effective rate here is median tax ÷ median home value. Actual bills depend on assessed value, exemptions (homestead, senior, veteran) and local levies. Check with your county assessor or treasurer. Not tax advice.

Frequently asked questions

What county has the lowest property tax in Arkansas?

Montgomery County, with a median effective rate of 0.32% ($479 median tax), per Census 2020–2024.

What county has the highest property tax in Arkansas?

Phillips County at 0.81% ($636 median tax).

How much is property tax in Arkansas?

Arkansas homeowners paid a median $1,040 a year in property tax, an effective rate of 0.55%. The lowest county is Montgomery County (0.32%) and the highest is Phillips County (0.81%) (Census 2020–2024).

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