Texas Franchise Tax
Texas Franchise Tax Filing Service
The Texas Franchise Tax is an annual filing required by the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts. The Texas franchise tax report is due by May 15th of every year to remain in “Active” status. For report year 2016, so long as your Gross Sales are below $1,110,000 (this threshold can change from year to year) then you will not owe any margin tax. The Texas Annual Franchise Tax Return and Public Information Report still must be received by the State Comptroller’s office by May 16, 2016, to keep your account in “Active” status.
As of October 1, 2011, any Annual Franchise Tax Return and Public Information Report submitted late to the State will incur a $50 late file penalty.
Use our Annual Franchise Tax Report and Public Information Report Service and ensure you will never incur this penalty!
Texas Franchise Tax Reports
Once these reports are processed by the Texas Comptroller’s office, they will place your corporation in “Good Standing” status on the State corporation database. You should sign up for our Texas Registered Agent Service because it monitors your corporate status monthly to make sure the report processes correctly and keeps you in Good Standing. The Texas Registered Agent service is only $49/year per corporation. A very small price to pay to make sure your report is handled and processed correctly to keep you in Good Standing at all times!
Texas Annual Franchise Tax Filing Service is only $75/ per return.
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP NOW
Sign up today by clicking on “Click Here To Sign Up Now” button in the File Your Annual Franchise Tax box on the right hand side of this page or in the middle of this page. Once you submit the sign-up form with payment you will immediately receive a confirmation email from us!
We will use the information you provide to prepare the Texas Franchise Tax Return and Public Information Report. The manual report filing will be emailed to you for signature and mailing. Texas Franchise Tax returns that are filed online will have filing receipts emailed to the client.
Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Franchise Tax Department
