Arkansas Ad Valorem Tax

I haven't gotten one in several years either. I run alot of miles in Arkansas myself.

 

Ad Valorem taxes are calculated based on the vehicle's assessed value. This is determined by multiplying the market value times the corresponding Property Classification. The assessed value is then multiplied by the Millage rate.

Property tax records are managed by the assessor of each Arkansas county. These ad valorem taxes are based according to item value only. Assessment is based on 20% of the true market value for real property and on the usual selling price for personal property

Payment of ad valorem tax is a prerequisite to receiving a tag or renewal decal. Ad valorem taxes are due each year on all vehicles whether they are operational or not, even if the tag or registration renewal is not being applied for


My personal vehicles in Arkansas is assessed by the Revenuer based on vehicle value. At some point a bill is sent about springtime due in October (Fiscal Year)

My old junker Tahoe is valued at about 400, I pay approximately 30 or so in cash to Revenuer each year give or take a few dollars.

Its been that way in every year for the last 24 or so since I came to live in Arkansas on all of my vehicles.

What you do not want is not to pay these property taxes it will become a problem at your County Tax Office Revenuer (Yes we still use that word)

to twist the answer a little bit Arkansas requires sales taxes on vehicles purchased from any source at 4000 dollars and above at a rate of about 10% due when you show up to get tags (With insurance coverage in hand, if vehicle is not paid for and financed by bank, you required to show full coverage until paid off and you get title in hand)

 

Not to my knowledge - I run plenty of AR and believe me, if they charged it, LS would surely charge it to me. As they do with KS.

 

I wish they’d stop sending it to Me. I just filed mine, waiting for the bill. It’s definitely still in effect,

 

I don't think so but i would have to check

 

It could not be easier. Show up at the Revenuer in Searcy, they will help you. Or the Revenuer (DMV) related to motor vehicles where it's most common.

Now if anyone in this state has tears it's going to be the half million Motor Coach owner crying over his tax bill.

 

Still get it. Maybe it's only corps now?