Arkansas Sales Tax
Arkansas has a 6.5% state rate. With city and county additions, most major cities reach 9%–10%. Arkansas has one of the lowest state-level grocery taxes at 0.125%, though local additions still apply on food. Check the Arkansas DFA for current city-specific rates.
Arkansas combined rates by city
Combined rates vary across Arkansas. Reference cities on this page include: Little Rock (9.625%), Fort Smith (9.5%), Fayetteville (9.75%), Springdale (9.75%), Rogers (9.75%), Jonesboro (10%). ZIP codes and special districts can differ — use the official lookup linked above for address-level filing.
Common exemptions in Arkansas
Common exemptions include: Groceries taxed at reduced 0.125% state rate; Prescription drugs; Medical equipment. Restaurant meals, prepared food, and many services are often taxable even when groceries are exempt.
Online sellers and economic nexus
Out-of-state sellers that exceed $100,000 in sales OR 200 transactions in Arkansas in Arkansas generally must register and collect tax on taxable sales delivered into the state. Marketplace facilitators often remit tax on behalf of third-party sellers.
How to use this calculator
Pick a city from the list or type the combined percentage from your AR tax lookup. Enter a pre-tax amount to add sales tax, or use reverse mode to split tax from a receipt total. Businesses should validate address-level rates in certified tax software before filing returns.