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Bringing a Delaware Corp to Texas When you register a Delaware C-Corporation to do business in Texas as a foreign entity, understanding Texas franchise-tax triggers helps you anticipate annual filing obligations and associated costs. Proper planning avoids unexpected liabilities. Relevant Code & Tax References Texas Tax Code §171.002(4) defines “doing business” in Texas, including maintaining […]
Texas Series LLC Operating Agreement A well-drafted Operating Agreement is vital for a Texas Series LLC to define governance, asset protection, and—critically—tax allocations among the master LLC and its individual series. Including clear tax-related provisions ensures each series maintains its liability shield while complying with federal and state tax requirements. Relevant Code & Tax References […]
ACH vs. Credit Card When filing Texas sales tax, franchise tax, or other Comptroller obligations, you can pay electronically via ACH (Automated Clearing House) or by credit card. Choosing the most cost-effective method helps preserve cash flow and reduce fees. IRC & Texas Tax Code References IRC §6302(a) requires taxpayers to timely remit federal tax […]
Texas Franchise-Tax Payment Missing the May 15 filing or payment deadline for your Texas franchise-tax can trigger multiple charges: a flat late-filing fee, percentage-based penalties, and accruing interest. Understanding how each is calculated—and how quickly they add up—helps you assess the real cost of a late payment and explore possible waiver options. Applicable Tax Authority […]
Total Revenue vs. Cost-of-Goods Texas franchise tax is based on a business’s margin, but there are four distinct ways to calculate it. Choosing the method that minimizes your taxable margin can save you thousands. In this post, we’ll compare: Total Revenue × 70% Total Revenue − Cost-of-Goods Sold (COGS) Total Revenue − Compensation Total Revenue […]
Introduction Texas has become one of the most popular destinations for businesses and individuals looking to take advantage of its low-tax environment, strong economy, and business-friendly policies. With no state income tax and a relatively simple tax structure, many people and companies are relocating to Texas to maximize financial benefits. This guide explores why Texas […]
Introduction The Texas Margins Tax, commonly known as the Texas Franchise Tax, is a gross receipts tax applied to businesses operating in Texas. Unlike a traditional income tax, the margins tax is based on a business’s total revenue, with deductions allowed for specific expenses. This guide explains who must pay the tax, how it’s calculated, […]
Introduction Every year, Texas offers a Tax-Free Weekend, allowing shoppers to purchase certain items without paying state and local sales tax. This event helps families, students, and businesses save money on essential purchases. This guide explains which items qualify, key dates, spending limits, and strategies to maximize savings. What Is Texas Tax-Free Weekend? Texas Tax-Free […]
Introduction Texas and Florida are two of the most tax-friendly states in the U.S., making them attractive for residents, retirees, and business owners. Both states do not have a state income tax, but they differ in other tax policies, including property taxes, sales taxes, and business taxes. This guide compares Texas and Florida’s tax benefits […]
Introduction Texas does not impose a corporate income tax, but businesses operating in the state may be subject to the Texas Franchise Tax. This tax applies to certain businesses based on their gross revenue rather than their net profits. This guide explains who must pay the Texas Franchise Tax, how to calculate it, and how […]