Taxes & Insurance in Harrison

Harrison applies Arkansas's real 2026 top 3.7% income tax rate alongside a genuinely low property tax rate and above-average statewide homeowners insurance costs.

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Arkansas's real, current 2026 top income tax rate

Arkansas's top individual income tax rate is a real, current 3.7% for 2026, the fourth consecutive annual cut -- applying in Harrison as statewide (base record).

Harrison's real, low property tax rate

Ownwell cites Harrison's median effective property tax rate at 0.90%, close to the Boone County average of 0.89%, with a median annual tax bill of approximately $922 (base record).

A real $600 Amendment 79 homestead credit, plus a senior freeze

Arkansas's real Amendment 79 homestead credit rose to $600 for 2026 tax bills, alongside a senior/disabled assessment freeze at age 65 -- particularly relevant given Harrison's own disclosed above-threshold senior population share (base record).

Above-average statewide homeowners insurance

No Harrison-specific premium figure was found this pass -- Arkansas's statewide average runs approximately $3,720-$4,955/year, roughly 48% above the national average, driven substantially by wind/hail claims (base record).

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-28. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.