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Laws · Arkansas · HB1444

HB1444: To Amend The Sales And Use Tax Exemption For Data Centers.

Arkansas, 95th General Assembly (2025 Regular). Signed, April 10, 2025.

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HB1444 at a glance

Status Signed Signed, .

Official summary

No official summary is on file yet. The full text is on the legislature's page, linked below.

Measure Bill.

Number HB1444, as its own legislature prints it. The record files it under H.B. 1444, which is the form this page's address and every export use. The two forms are the same measure. The record normalizes a number so a reader can search one way across fifty states; the legislature's own form is the one printed here.

Sponsors Aaron Pilkington (R); Jonathan Dismang (R)

Subjects None on file. The legislature's own list.

Official page arkleg.state.ar.us/Bills/Detail?id=hb1444&ddBienniumSession=2025%2F2025R. Found through LegiScan (bill 1963697), whose data is CC BY 4.0; the citation is the legislature's own page.

What happened, and when

  1. April 10, 2025 Signed

    H.B. 1444 was signed. arkleg.state.ar.us primary source [1] The official action text: Notification that HB1444 is now Act 548.

  2. April 8, 2025 Sent to the executive

    H.B. 1444 was sent to the governor. arkleg.state.ar.us primary source [1] The official action text: Correctly enrolled and ordered transmitted to the Governor's Office..

  3. April 3, 2025 In committee

    H.B. 1444 went to committee in the House. arkleg.state.ar.us primary source [1] The official action text: Returned by the Committee with the recommendation that it do pass, concur in Senate Amendment No. 1.

  4. March 31, 2025 In committee

    H.B. 1444 went to committee in the House. arkleg.state.ar.us primary source [1] The official action text: Re-referred to the Committee on REVENUE & TAXATION- HOUSE.

  5. March 19, 2025 In committee

    H.B. 1444 went to committee in the Senate. arkleg.state.ar.us primary source [1] The official action text: Returned by the Committee with the recommendation that it Do Pass as amended, Amendment # 1.

  6. March 10, 2025 In committee

    H.B. 1444 went to committee in the House. arkleg.state.ar.us primary source [1] The official action text: Read the third time and passed and ordered transmitted to the Senate..

  7. March 10, 2025 Passed first chamber

    H.B. 1444 passed the House. arkleg.state.ar.us primary source [1] The official action text: Read the third time and passed and ordered transmitted to the Senate..

  8. March 6, 2025 In committee

    H.B. 1444 went to committee in the House. arkleg.state.ar.us primary source [1] The official action text: Returned by the Committee Do Pass.

  9. February 10, 2025 In committee

    H.B. 1444 went to committee in the House. arkleg.state.ar.us primary source [1] The official action text: Filed.

  10. February 10, 2025 Introduced

    H.B. 1444 was introduced in the House. arkleg.state.ar.us primary source [1] The official action text: Filed.

Newest first. A stage is never overwritten; each entry carries the source it rests on. The status at the top is derived from the newest entry. The action text in Researcher mode is the legislature's own wording.

Sources

  1. HB1444 on the legislature's site arkleg.state.ar.us

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