Businesses Should Have Franchise Tax Form This
Week
(March 19,
2012) LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas
Secretary of State Mark Martin today alerted businesses that they should be
receiving a franchise tax form.
“Any corporation, limited liability company,
partnership or other business that has not received forms by e-mail or by
regular mail should request one from my office,” Martin said.
If a business has not received the forms, either by
mail or electronically, this week, that business must request, download or
file an online franchise tax form. This must be done in order to comply with
the May 1 franchise tax deadline.
“More and more businesses choose to file their
franchise taxes online,” Martin said. “We’ve sent filing forms over the past
quarter, both by e-mail and by mail last week. If anyone has not received
their form, we want them to contact us to get one.”
Forms may be requested in writing by e-mailing
corprequest@sos.arkansas.gov or by
writing Business & Commercial Services, State Capitol Room
256, Little Rock, AR
72201.
Forms are accessible online at
www.sos.arkansas.gov. Many forms
are also available from commercial tax preparation companies
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