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Arkansas State Legislature
78th General Assembly - Second Extraordinary Session, 1992

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Senator Bill Lewellen


Photo of Senator Lewellen
District: 30
District:
30
Counties Served: Pt. Lee, Pt. Phillips, Pt. Crittenden, Pt. St. Francis
Counties Served:
Pt. Lee, Pt. Phillips, Pt. Crittenden, Pt. St. Francis


Bills

Bill
Title
Bill Status
Primary Sponsor
SB15
AN ACT TO LEVY AN ADDITIONAL ONE PERCENT (1%) SALES AND USE TAX; TO EXEMPT FOOD FROM THE ADDITIONAL TAX LEVIED HEREIN; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES."
SB15 History
SB6
AN ACT TO LEVY A 15% TAX ON WHOLESALERS' GROSS RECEIPTS DERIVED FROM THE SALE OF CIGARETTES AND TO LEVY AN ADDITIONAL 16% TAX ON TOBACCO PRODUCTS OTHER THAN CIGARETTES; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES."
SB6 History
SB7
Act 5
AN ACT TO LEVY A GROSS RECEIPTS TAX UPON CERTAIN SERVICES; TO LEVY A GROSS RECEIPTS TAX UPON DUES AND FEES TO HEALTH SPAS, HEALTH CLUBS AND FITNESS CLUBS; TO LEVY A GROSS RECEIPTS TAX UPON DUES AND FEES TO PRIVATE CLUBS; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES."
SB7 History