The Arkansas House of Representatives and Senate on Wednesday handily approved identical income tax cut bills that state officials estimate will eventually provide nearly $500 million a year in tax relief for Arkansans.
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Arkansas lawmakers give initial OK to massive tax cut plan
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Income tax cut bills roll through Arkansas House and Senate; steel plant incentive also meets approval
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New laws create largest tax cut in Arkansas history, help state make pitch for steel mill expansion
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The Arkansas Legislature is meeting on Tuesday to take up a nearly $500 million income tax cut plan, but some lawmakers are expected to push
LITTLE ROCK -- Arkansas lawmakers on Wednesday gave initial approval to the largest tax cut in the state's history, as legislative leaders hoped to wrap up a special session without taking up a Texas-style abortion ban or other items.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas legislators on Tuesday advanced a nearly $500 million income tax cut package, rejecting efforts to include a tax credit for law enforcement officers.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas lawmakers on Thursday approved the largest tax cut in state history, adjourning a special session without taking up an abortion ban modeled after Texas'
The Arkansas House of Representatives and Senate on Wednesday handily approved identical income tax cut bills that state officials estimate will eventually provide nearly $500 million a year in tax relief for Arkansans.
(The Center Square) – Arkansas lawmakers passed what Gov. Asa Hutchinson called the largest state income tax cut in the state’s history Thursday before declining motions to extend the special
Members of the Arkansas House and Senate passed their versions of a $500 billion tax cut package Wednesday over objections from some Democrats who said the bill does little to help low-to-moderate income residents.
The state Legislature finished its special session work Thursday morning, and in the early afternoon, Gov. Asa Hutchinson signed bills that authorize the largest tax cut in the state's history and that help Arkansas in its pitch for a proposed $3 billion U.S. Steel expansion project.
