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AR SB561
Bill
Status
4/10/2019
Primary Sponsor
Jim Hendren
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AI Summary
SB561 - Arkansas Tax Reform Act of 2019
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Transfers administration and collection of corporate franchise tax from Secretary of State to Department of Finance and Administration, effective May 1, 2021
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Eliminates franchise tax penalty on closed businesses that can demonstrate they were not doing business in the state and intend to dissolve
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Requires biennial reports to Legislature and Governor analyzing effects of income tax and sales/use tax exemptions, discounts, credits, and deductions, including revenue loss estimates for six-year periods
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Establishes mandatory guidelines for county assessors regarding assessment of exempt property and business inventory, with penalties for noncompliance and potential funding reductions
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Exempts certain advertising (newspapers, publications, billboards, and public transit buses) from sales tax and regulates all-terrain vehicle farm equipment exemption with required reporting forms
Legislative Description
To Create The Arkansas Tax Reform Act Of 2019; And To Reform The Sales Tax, Income Tax, Property Tax, And Franchise Tax Laws Of The State.
Last Action
Notification that SB561 is now Act 819
4/10/2019