Find Property Tax Relief in Your State
Take the first step toward checking your eligibility to apply for property tax relief programs in your state.
Select your state to learn more about available programs and how to apply. The resources on this page are updated as new information becomes available.
Arkansas Program Overview
Looking for property tax relief in Arkansas? There are two main ways to apply for property tax relief:
- Homestead Tax Credit
- Age 65 or Disabled Homeowner Property Tax Relief
Property Tax-Aide features the Homestead Tax Credit and the Age 65 or Disabled Homeowner Property Tax Relief programs in Arkansas.
The information on this page is updated as new information becomes available by the relevant tax agencies.
Homestead Tax Credit
Homeowners in Arkansas may receive a homestead property tax credit of up to $500 per year. Beginning with the 2026 tax bills the general assembly has authorized an increase up to $600. The credit is applicable to the “homestead”, which is defined as the dwelling of a person used as their principal place of residence. The homestead property may be owned by a revocable or irrevocable trust. Homeowners must apply for the credit with the county assessor’s office.
Eligibility
- You must own your home and it is your principal place of residence.
- A property owner may not claim more than one homestead property tax credit per calendar year.
Application Deadline
October 15
Required Documentation
- Completed Homestead Credit application
Age 65 or Disabled Homeowner Property Tax Relief
A Homeowner 65 or older or disabled will qualify to have their property value frozen. This means that the property value on your home will not increase unless there is a millage increase of an addition to the home.
Eligibility
- You must own your home and it is your principal place of residence.
- Must be 65 or older or disabled, as defined by the Social Security Administration standards.
Application Deadline
October 15
Required Documentation
Proof of age or disability is required. Proof of age documents can include:
- A copy of your driver’s license
- A copy of your birth certificate
Proof of disability documents can include:
- A copy of your Medicare card
- Your award letter from Social Security