Pulaski County Property Tax Appeal — Arkansas

Rob Hartley·Updated February 9, 2026

Pulaski County is the most populous county in Arkansas, home to the state capital of Little Rock and its metropolitan area. With over 391,000 residents, it serves as the economic and governmental hub of central Arkansas.

Notable cities: Little Rock, North Little Rock, Jacksonville, Sherwood

Median Home

$134,300

Tax Rate

0.68%

Annual Tax

$915

Population

391,000

2026 Appeal Deadline: Third Monday in August

Property owners must file their appeal letter or petition with the County Board of Equalization by the third Monday in August of each year. Informal appeals with the assessor should be attempted first, typically with a July deadline.

Property in Pulaski County, Arkansas — local tax assessment and appeal guide

How Pulaski County Assesses Property

20%of market value

Assessed by: Pulaski County Assessor's Office

Assessment cycle: annual with full reappraisal every 3-5 years

Notices typically mailed: Spring (typically by mid-May)

In Pulaski County, your assessed value equals 20% of the market value determined by the assessor. For example, a home with a $200,000 market value has a $40,000 assessed value for tax purposes.

The Appeal Process

Appeals are heard by the County Equalization Board. The Board of Equalization will review your evidence and hear your case during August. You'll receive a decision which can be appealed to County Court if needed.

Step 1: Contact the Pulaski County Assessor at(501) 340-6170 for an informal discussion about your property valuation

Step 2: If informal resolution fails, file a written appeal letter or petition by the third Monday in August

Step 3: Attend your Board of Equalization hearing (scheduled in August)

Step 4: If still unsatisfied, appeal to County Court by the second Monday in October

Step 5: County Court hearing must be held by November 15th

Required form: Letter or petition to the secretary of the County Board of Equalization

Filing Methods

mail:Mail to: County Board of Equalization Secretary, 201 South Broadway Street, Suite 310, Little Rock, AR 72201

in-person:Deliver to the Assessor's Office at 201 South Broadway Street, Suite 310, Little Rock, AR 72201

phone:Call(501) 340-6170 to request a property tax appeal form

Evidence to Bring

Recent comparable sales in your areaPhotos of property condition issuesProfessional appraisal reportRepair estimates for deferred maintenanceIncome/expense records for rental properties

Pulaski County Assessor Contact

Pulaski County Assessor's Office

Phone: (501) 340-6170

Address: 201 South Broadway Street, Suite 310, Little Rock, AR 72201

Website: https://www.pulaskicountyassessor.net/

Online Portal: https://www.countyservice.net/assess?name=Pulaski

Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Tax Exemptions in Pulaski County

Homestead Tax Credit (Amendment 79)

Up to $600 per year

Reduces property taxes on primary residence

Eligibility: Must own and occupy property as primary residenceDeadline: October 15th annually

Senior Property Tax Freeze

Assessment value frozen at current level

Freezes assessed value for qualifying seniors

Eligibility: Age 65 or older, must be primary residenceDeadline: October 15th annually

Disabled Veteran Exemption

100% exemption on homestead and personal property

Complete exemption from property taxes on homestead

Eligibility: 100% service-connected disability, loss of limb, or total blindnessDeadline: October 15th annually with Summary of Benefits letter

Assessment Increase Cap

5% cap for homestead, 10% for other properties

Limits annual assessment increases

Eligibility: Automatic for all property ownersDeadline: No application needed

Official Resources

Pulaski County Assessor's Office →

Official county assessor website providing property assessment information and services for Pulaski County, Arkansas.

Arkansas Assessment Coordination Department →

State department overseeing property assessment standards and providing property tax guidance for Arkansas counties.

Pulaski County Property Search →

Online portal to search and view property records, assessments, and tax information for properties in Pulaski County.

Pulaski County Collector's Office →

County tax collector office responsible for collecting property taxes and providing payment services.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the deadline to appeal my property taxes in Pulaski County?

The deadline to file a formal appeal with the Board of Equalization is the third Monday in August. However, you should first attempt an informal appeal with the assessor's office, typically by late July. If you miss the August deadline, you cannot appeal until the following year.

How do I apply for the homestead exemption in Pulaski County?

You can apply for the Amendment 79 homestead tax credit by submitting an application to the Pulaski County Assessor's Office by October 15th. The credit provides up to $600 off your annual property tax bill. You can download the form from https://pulaskicountyassessor.net or pick one up at 201 S. Broadway Suite 310.

What happens at a Board of Equalization hearing in Pulaski County?

During your hearing in August, you'll present evidence to support your requested value reduction. The Board will review comparable sales, property condition issues, and any appraisals you provide. Most hearings last 15-30 minutes, and you'll receive a written decision that can be appealed to County Court by the second Monday in October.

Can I file my property tax appeal online in Pulaski County?

Currently, Pulaski County does not offer online filing for property tax appeals. You must submit your appeal letter or petition by mail or in person to the Board of Equalization Secretary at the Assessor's Office. Call(501) 340-6170 to request an appeal form.

When will I receive my property assessment notice in Pulaski County?

Assessment notices are typically mailed in spring, usually by mid-May. The notice shows both your property's market value and assessed value (20% of market value). If you disagree with the valuation, you have until the third Monday in August to file a formal appeal.

What is the senior property tax freeze in Pulaski County and how do I qualify?

If you're 65 or older and own your home as your primary residence, you can apply to freeze your property's assessed value. This prevents increases due to rising property values, though millage rate changes still apply. Apply at the Assessor's Office by October 15th with proof of age and residency.

How much can the homestead exemption save me on property taxes in Pulaski County?

The Amendment 79 homestead tax credit can reduce your property tax bill by up to $600 per year. For example, if your annual tax bill is $915 (the county median), the credit would reduce it to $315. The credit only applies to your primary residence and general taxes, not special assessments.

For state-wide appeal information including Arkansas's assessment ratio and deadlines, see our Arkansas Property Tax Appeal Guide →

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Sources: https://www.pulaskicountyassessor.net/ | https://pulaskicountytreasurer.net/ | https://www.tax-rates.org/arkansas/pulaski_county_property_tax | https://smartasset.com/taxes/arkansas-property-tax-calculator | https://www.ownwell.com/trends/arkansas/pulaski-county | https://savageandbrowning.com/property-tax-appeals/arkansas-property-tax-appeals-important-dates/

Last verified: 2026-02-09