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This County Assessor’s procedures manual was compiled by the Association of Arkansas Counties staff and reviewed by AAC staff. It reflects the current law through the 2021 legislative session and includes a description of the duties, responsibilities, and procedures of the Assessor’s office. It is not to be construed as legal advice.
This County Assessor’s procedures manual was compiled by the Association of Arkansas Counties staff and reviewed by AAC staff. It reflects the current law through the 2017 legislative session and includes a description of the duties, responsibilities, and procedures of the Assessor’s office.
This County Assessor’s procedures manual was compiled by the Association of Arkansas Counties staff and reviewed by AAC staff. It reflects the current law through the 2016 fiscal legislative session and includes a description of the duties, responsibilities, and procedures of the Assessor’s office. It is not to be construed as
This County Sheriff’s procedures manual was compiled by the Association of Arkansas Counties staff and reviewed by AAC staff. It reflects the current law through the 2021 legislative session and includes a description of the duties, responsibilities, and procedures of the Sheriff’s office. It is not to be construed as legal advice.
Property owners can pay their taxes online, in person at the county courthouse, or by mail. The amount of property tax owed is based on the assessed value of the property, which is determined by the county assessor.
Have you contacted your local county Assessor with your questions? Most inquiries about your assessment, property record, or notice can be best answered by your local county Assessor. They have the records, local knowledge, and expertise to best answer your questions.
Personal property assessments must be made by May 31st of each year to avoid penalty. For more information, please call the office at (870) 541-5334 for personal property inquiries or (870) 541-5344 for real property inquiries or visit our website .
