U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR) signed onto a letter to U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue urging the Trump administration to ensure the continuity of our country’s food supply and support rural areas during the coronavirus pandemic by providing needed relief to farmers. “Americans always depend on our nation’s farmers to grow the food, […]
Franchise Tax Deadline Pushed Back for Arkansas Businesses
Arkansas Secretary of State John Thurston announced today that late fees and interest charges on businesses’ annual franchise taxes will be waived until July 15th. The filing deadline for annual franchise taxes is May 1st. Typically, companies filing after the deadline are charged a $25 late fee plus 0.000274% interest per day the payment is […]
Get Real with Doug Robinson: How Covid-19 is affecting the Housing Market in Saline County
How Covid-19 is affecting the Housing Market in Saline County In times of uncertainty, one of the best things we can do to ease our fears is to educate ourselves with research, facts, and data. Digging into past experiences by reviewing historical trends and understanding the peaks and valleys of what’s come before us is […]
Governor Calls for Special Legislative Session to Adjust Budget for COVID-19
Governor Asa Hutchinson today issued the official call to legislators for an Extraordinary Session of the 92nd General Assembly to convene at 1 p.m. on Thursday, March 26, 2020. See the official proclamation below. “I have called this special session of the General Assembly to ask legislators to cover the projected loss in state revenue,” […]
Feds move income tax filing deadline to July 15th; State tax decision pending
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin announced Friday that the Federal Income Tax filing date is now pushed back to July 15th, 2020, at President Trump’s direction. This is three months after the normal deadline date of April 15th. This doesn’t mean you have to wait to file. The IRS says particularly if you are getting […]
Sheriff encourages citizens to pay fines by mail
The Saline County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) is sending reminds citizens that you can mail checks or money orders to the Sheriff’s Office as a way of paying their fines and fees. If you choose this option, include a self-addressed, stamped envelope so that the SCSO can mail your receipt. Be sure to include: SCSO case# […]
SBA re COVID-19 Help: Businesses Must Demonstrate Financial Need by County
The Arkansas Division of Emergency Management is asking businesses and non-profits to fill out the form below, so they can demonstrate a need in this county for economic assistance. The following announcement outlines the program to help businesses and non-profits with low interest loans. However these organizations must first fill out the Injury Worksheet and […]
Get Real with Doug Robinson: What is a CMA?
What is a CMA? When you get into the process selling your home, an entire new world of terminology and acronyms is opened to you. Some may seem familiar while others might as well be ancient Greek. A CMA request is a request for a ‘Comparative Market Analysis’. A CMA shows a seller the properties […]
Get Real with Doug Robinson: Saline County still needs more homes!
Saline County still needs more homes!! Home supply in Saline County is still down, but if the National housing trends are any indication we are about to see things change. Nationwide, overall housing supply dropped 11% last month, but according to the Census Bureau’s latest construction numbers, builders are finally stepping in to help. Data […]
Get Real with Doug Robinson: Is NOW the Time To Buy A Home In Saline County?
Is now the Time to buy a Home in Saline County? Based on prices, mortgage rates and soaring rents, there may have never been a better time in real estate history to purchase a home than right now. Here are five reasons purchasers should consider buying before the spring market arrives: Supply is not Increasing […]
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