Taxes in Sherwood
Sherwood's tax picture combines Arkansas's real, current low income tax with a property tax rate this record discloses as a calculated approximation rather than a directly-cited figure.
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Learn moreA disclosed, calculated property-tax approximation
This record could not independently confirm Sherwood's exact Ownwell-cited effective rate this pass; it instead discloses a calculated approximation (~0.63%, derived from a $1,512 median tax bill divided by a ~$239,215 average home value) directly and transparently.
Arkansas's real, current low income tax
Arkansas's top individual income tax rate ran 3.7% for 2026, the latest of four consecutive annual cuts since 2022.
Real, substantial intra-county variance
Pulaski County's own overall rate carries a real, disclosed spread (1.04% vs. an implied 0.74% across sources), and Little Rock (same county) runs meaningfully higher at approximately 1.13% -- illustrating real, substantial variance by specific city.
Key takeaways
- Sherwood's property tax rate (~0.63%) is a disclosed, calculated approximation, not a directly-cited figure.
- Arkansas's real, current top income tax rate is 3.7% for 2026.
- Pulaski County property tax rates vary substantially by city, from Sherwood's estimate to Little Rock's cited 1.13%.
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