HB 1001 reduces income tax rates for Arkansas residents, including individuals, trusts, estates, and both domestic and foreign corporations. For individuals, the bill establishes a progressive tax structure with rates ranging from 0% to 3.7% for income up to $94,700, while providing a specific tax credit for income between $94,701 and $97,600. Corporations see their tax brackets adjusted starting in 2027, with rates increasing from 1% to 4.1% on net income exceeding $11,000. The legislation also includes provisions for annual adjustments to the individual tax tables to account for inflation or other economic factors.
This bill reduces income tax rates for individuals, trusts, estates, and corporations in Arkansas, with changes taking effect starting in 2026. For individuals, it lowers the top tax bracket to 3.7% on income up to $94,700 and introduces a sliding scale of tax credits for those earning between $94,701 and $97,600. Corporations and foreign businesses operating in the state will see their tax rates adjusted to a tiered structure ranging from 1% to 4.1% on net income beginning in 2027. The law also includes provisions to automatically adjust these tax brackets each year based on inflation.
This bill is a House Resolution that formally recognizes the Rogers High School Mounties baseball team as the 2025 Class 6A state champions of Arkansas. It acknowledges the team's victory over the Fayetteville High School Bulldogs and highlights their season achievements, including individual honors for several players and their coaching staff. The resolution does not change laws or policies but serves as an official commendation by presenting a copy of the document to the team's head coach.
This bill is a House resolution that formally congratulates the Central Arkansas Christian High School Choir for winning awards at the 2026 State Choral Festival. It specifically recognizes the choir's achievement of Best in Class 3A and notes that this is the first time the school has won a top award in the competition. The resolution lists the names of the choir members and their director, Dr. Tamara Harper, and directs that a copy of the document be presented to the director as a gesture of appreciation.
This bill is a House Resolution that officially recognizes the Rogers High School Lady Mounties girls' cross country team as the 2024 6A State Champions of Arkansas. It formally records their historic back-to-back state titles in 2023 and 2024 and lists the specific team members and coaches who achieved this honor. The resolution directs the Chief Clerk of the House to provide a copy of the document to the team's head coach, Powell Bryant, as a gesture of appreciation.
This bill is a House resolution that officially designates May 2026 as Skin Cancer Awareness Month in Arkansas. It aims to encourage the public to learn about the risks of skin cancer and the importance of early diagnosis. The resolution does not change any laws or allocate funding; instead, it serves as a symbolic gesture to raise awareness about the disease.
This bill is a House Resolution that formally recognizes the Mountain Home High School Bombers boys' cross country team as the 2025 Class 5A state champions of Arkansas. It highlights the team's achievement of winning the state title with a score of 30 points and notes their history of consecutive victories. The resolution also acknowledges the specific athletes, coaches, and support staff involved in the team's success and mandates that a copy of the document be presented to the head coach.
This bill is a House resolution that initially seeks to revoke permission for the Arkansas Girls State organization to hold its 2026 annual meeting inside the House of Representatives chamber. The measure was introduced after some qualified student delegates were denied participation due to missed application deadlines caused by administrative errors at the school level. However, the bill was ultimately withdrawn by its author before it could be voted on, meaning no final policy change occurred. Consequently, the original authorization allowing Arkansas Girls State to use the chamber remains in effect unless further action is taken.
This House Resolution officially recognizes April as Child Abuse Prevention Month in Arkansas to raise awareness about protecting children. It also commends the state's Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) programs and their volunteers for their work supporting children in the foster care system. The resolution does not create new laws or funding but serves as a formal statement of appreciation and encouragement for community involvement.
This bill is a House Resolution that officially recognizes the Joe T. Robinson High School Senators football team as the 2025 Class 5A state champions in Arkansas. It formally acknowledges the team's perfect 14-0 season record and their victory over the Lakeside High School Rams, while also honoring the specific players and coaches who contributed to the championship. Upon passing, a copy of the resolution will be presented to Head Coach Tyler Uptergrove as a gesture of recognition.
This House resolution formally recognizes the Mount Saint Mary Academy Belles golf team as the 2025 Class 6A state champions of Arkansas. The document highlights the team's victory, which secured their third consecutive state title, and lists the specific student-athletes and coaching staff involved in the achievement. Upon passage, a copy of the resolution will be presented to the head coach by the Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives.
This bill is a House Resolution that formally recognizes Coach Dave Wilbers for his achievements as the head coach of the Arkansas Tech University women's basketball program and congratulates him on his retirement. The resolution highlights specific accomplishments during his nineteen-season tenure, including multiple conference championships, NCAA tournament appearances, and a high ranking for total wins among all coaches at the university. Upon passing, a copy of the resolution will be presented to Coach Wilbers by the Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives.
