Taxes & Insurance in Stuttgart

Stuttgart's tax and insurance picture pairs a genuinely low property tax burden with Arkansas's real, comparatively high statewide sales tax and homeowners insurance costs.

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A genuinely low property tax rate and bill

Ownwell cites Stuttgart's effective property tax rate at 0.66% -- below both the Arkansas statewide median (0.84%) and the national median (1.02%) -- producing a low $456 median annual bill (base record).

Arkansas's real, current low income tax

Arkansas's top individual income tax rate reached a real, current 3.7% for 2026 (the fourth cut in four years), alongside the Amendment 79 homestead credit (up to $600/year) and full Social Security exemption plus a $6,000-per-person exclusion on other qualifying retirement income (base record).

A real, comparatively high sales tax and insurance cost

Arkansas's statewide average combined sales tax rate ran approximately 9.48% in 2026, and the statewide average homeowners insurance premium ran a cross-source-cited $3,720-$4,955/year -- both genuinely above typical national levels, even as Arkansas posted the nation's largest year-over-year insurance-premium decrease heading into 2026 (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.