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October 27, 2023 Last Edit: June 5, 2025
NFIB Arkansas hosts a virtual event highlighting the accomplishments of the 2024 legislative sessions & priorities for 2024.
WATCH: What Happened in Little Rock & How Does It Impact Your Small Business?
- Tax Relief: Lawmakers reduced the top individual rate to 4.4% and the top corporate rate to 4.8%. Not only will these tax cuts provide meaningful relief for more than 1.1 million Arkansans, but put us further down the path to fully phasing out our state income tax.
- Youth Hiring Act: This law will help small business owners fill open job positions and equip young Arkansans with the skills they need for their future careers.
- Action alerts about legislation affecting small business
- Opportunities to contact your lawmakers
- Invites for NFIB events and online webinars
- News on NFIB’s latest work for small business in your state and around the country
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