Arkansas Plan aims to cut state taxes and shift local financing
Gov. Pryor unveils The Arkansas Plan proposing a $55 million state tax cut to slow revenue growth and boost local funding. The plan would shift $24 million of federal revenue sharing to counties, cap state aid to local governments, and let counties propose new taxes to offset losses. City leaders warn it weakens local control and raises equity concerns across counties.
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David Pryor
State Department of Local Services
Arkansas Municipal League
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Courtney Langston
The
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Langston
Newton
Stone
Fulton
Searcy
Pulaski
Pulaski County
John Q. Smith
Arkansas
Congress
Charles Bishop
University of Arkansas
Jeff Farris
University of Central Arkansas
Ross Pritchard
Arkansas State University
ASU
U of A
Southern Regional Education Board
University of Texas
Louisiana State University
University of Tennessees
University of Mississippi
University of Kentucky
SREB
Winthrop
Lafe
Coal Hill
Wester Grove
Bauxite
Emerson
Clover Bend
Russellville
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