Arkansas paycheck calculator
The same calculator, pre-set to Arkansas. State figures below are computed from Arkansas's own published withholding method — cited at the bottom of this page.
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Worked example
Worked example. The formula-method example in Arkansas's withholding instructions: $2,127 a month with 2 exemptions.
Federal income tax $78.53 · Social Security $131.87 · Medicare $30.84 · Arkansas withholding $36.50 · Take-home $1,849.26 per month
Federal income tax $78.53 · Social Security $131.87 · Medicare $30.84 · Arkansas withholding $36.50 · Take-home $1,849.26 per month
How Arkansas withholding works
State form: AR4EC.
Arkansas annualizes wages, subtracts the $2,470 standard deduction, rounds net income to the middle of its $100 band, applies the rate-minus-adjustment formula, then subtracts $29 per exemption before dividing back by pay periods.
Current parameters
| formula steps | Annualize gross pay; subtract $2,470 standard deduction; if net taxable income below $100,001 round to $50 midrange of its $100 band; tax = net x bracket rate minus bracket adjustment, rounded to nearest dollar; subtract $29 x AR4EC exemptions; divide by pay periods. Separate wage-bracket Regular and Low Income tables also published (withholdTaxTablesRegularIncome_2026.pdf, effective 01/01/2026). |
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| standard deduction all statuses | 2,470 |
| personal credit per exemption | 29 |
| brackets rate minus adjustment | 7 entries (see the cited publication) |
What this page covers — and what it doesn't
State method only; Arkansas has no local income taxes.
Source. Withholding Tax - Formula Method, Effective 01/01/2026 (Tax Year 2026) — Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration — tax year 2026. Tables checked 2026-11-06. Official source.