HB 1932 aimed to repeal Arkansas' corporate franchise tax and require corporations to file annual reports, simplifying compliance while easing tax burdens.

HB 1804 aimed to exempt utility vegetation management services from sales tax, reducing costs for utility companies and enhancing safety, but it did not pass.

HB 1538 extends the net operating loss carry-forward period to 20 years for businesses, boosting competitiveness and job creation in Arkansas, but reduces revenue significantly.

The Arkansas Sports Raffle Act allows colleges to hold raffles for funding athletic programs and scholarships, enhancing financial support for student-athletes.

House Bill 1662 aimed to ban lobbying for foreign entities linked to national security risks, protecting Arkansas legislation from foreign influence and ensuring transparency.