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How to Calculate Sales Tax in Centerton, Arkansas

2026 guide to combined rates, purchase math, exemptions, filing steps, and official state resources.

Step-by-step guide

Sales tax math for Centerton

Use the current combined rate, confirm taxable item treatment, and verify permit and filing duties with the state before charging customers or filing returns.

Current combined rate

9.500%

ZIP codes in page bundle

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Calculation flow

Price, tax, total

Purchase amount
Apply rate
Add tax to total

Rate Components

State, county, city, and special district sales tax breakdown

Combined 9.500%
Component Rate
Arkansas State Sales Tax 6.500%
County Sales Tax 1.000%
City / Municipal Tax 2.000%
Combined Sales Tax Rate 9.500%
Tax on a $100 purchase at this rate: $9.50

Steps

Step 1

Find the combined rate

Use the current 9.500% combined rate for Centerton.

Step 2

Convert it to a decimal

9.500% becomes 0.0950.

Step 3

Multiply by the purchase amount

This gives the sales tax due for that transaction.

Step 4

Add the tax back to the price

The result is the final total the buyer pays.

Purchase examples

Purchase Tax Total
$25.00 $2.38 $27.38
$50.00 $4.75 $54.75
$100.00 $9.50 $109.50
$250.00 $23.75 $273.75
$500.00 $47.50 $547.50
$1,000.00 $95.00 $1,095.00

Taxable items and exemptions

Check grocery, resale, nonprofit, manufacturing, prescription, digital goods, and other category-specific rules before using the combined rate for a transaction.

Permit and filing steps

Register, collect, file, and remit through the state department of revenue. Businesses should confirm filing frequency, account status, and due dates before a return is submitted.

Official e-file references available for Arkansas.

Frequently asked questions

Multiply the purchase price by the 9.500% combined rate in Centerton. Then add the tax amount back to the original price.
Yes. Grocery, resale, nonprofit, manufacturing, and digital goods treatment can change whether the sale is fully taxable, partially taxable, or exempt.
Use the state department of revenue or state tax agency linked on the local page before filing, registering, or changing rates in a checkout system.