Annual Franchise Tax report
We file your LLC's annual report with the Texas Comptroller (usually due May 15). Which report you file and whether you owe tax depends on your revenue and the current rules; we review your case.
What is it?
Most Texas LLCs have annual obligations with the Comptroller, usually due May 15. Which report you file and whether you owe tax depends on your revenue and the current rules: we review your case. Filing late can bring penalties and affect your LLC's good standing.
Who needs it?
- Texas LLCs and corporations, every year
- If your company has high revenue and owes tax, we give you a quote
How we do it
- Give us your Comptroller taxpayer number (or EIN) and the members' details.
- We check which report you need.
- We file it on the Comptroller's Webfile.
- We send you the confirmation and remind you next year.
Before paying you see the full summary with official fees. You pay online by card, securely.
What happens if it's not up to date?
- If you operate under your own name, a lawsuit or crash can reach your home, car and savings.
- Many brokers and insurers prefer working with a formed company.
Other options
Frequently asked questions
What does the state charge?
$300 for the Certificate of Formation. It's charged separately and shown in the summary before you pay.
What is a registered agent?
The person or company with a physical Texas address who receives legal papers for your LLC. It can be you or someone you name; you give us their name and address on the form.
Do I have to pay franchise tax?
Most Texas LLCs have annual obligations with the Comptroller, usually due May 15. Which report you file and whether you owe tax depends on your revenue and the current rules; we review your case.