The SoCE Law
The SoCE Law (Arkansas Minor Microbusiness Act), which would allow youth to operate minor microbusinesses earning up to $10,000 annually without unnecessary regulatory barriers, while ensuring parental oversight, locked savings, tax compliance, and waived franchise taxes.
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Why Arkansas Needs This Law Now
Arkansas currently has no statewide protections for minor-run businesses. Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, and Colorado have “lemonade stand” laws, but Arkansas can lead with a structured, safe approach that builds financial literacy and entrepreneurial skills, at zero cost to the state.