Enacted 📅 Plan ahead Rate change

Arkansas local sales and use tax rates change from 1 January 2027, including Harrison and Boone County down to 1.000%

This page records one dated change. For the rules in United States as they stand today, see the United States guide →

Jurisdiction
United States (Arkansas)
Tax
Sales and use tax
Change type
Rate change
Status
Enacted
Impact
Plan ahead
Effective
1 January 2027
Authority
Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration
Systems
Tax engine, ERP, POS, E-commerce
Verified
Fetched from official source · high confidence
Who this affects

Retailers with nexus in the listed Arkansas cities and counties, and anyone maintaining Arkansas city and county rate tables and address-level boundaries.

What to do

Update Arkansas city/county rate tables and address-level boundaries in the tax engine before 1 January 2027.

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The change

The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration's Local Sales & Use Tax Rate Changes page (page last modified 5 October 2026) lists local rate changes effective 1 January 2027: Harrison (Boone County) decreases to 1.000%, Boone County decreases to 1.000%, Lafayette County decreases to 1.625%, and the cities of Siloam Springs, Gentry, Gravette and Pea Ridge (Benton), Mammoth Spring and Salem (Fulton), Manila (Mississippi), Prairie Grove (Washington) and Searcy (White) are listed with annexation or deannexation actions at their stated rates.

What changed in detail

The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration’s Local Sales & Use Tax Rate Changes page, last modified on 5 October 2026, lists local rate changes effective 1 January 2027. Harrison (Boone County) decreases to 1.000%, Boone County decreases to 1.000% and Lafayette County decreases to 1.625%.

The page also lists annexation or deannexation actions at their stated rates for the cities of Siloam Springs, Gentry, Gravette and Pea Ridge (Benton County), Mammoth Spring and Salem (Fulton County), Manila (Mississippi County), Prairie Grove (Washington County) and Searcy (White County). This is the 1 January 2027 block of the page.

What it means

Rate tables for the affected jurisdictions need to be updated before 1 January 2027. Annexation changes alter which rate applies at a given address, so address-level boundary data matters here as well as the rate itself.

Proof

HARRISON 05-12 1/1/2027 1.000% BOONE Decreased
Local Sales & Use Tax Rate Changes — Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration · captured 21 October 2026
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