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Texas Franchise Tax Guide: Who Must File And Pay
Introduction The Texas Franchise Tax is one of the state’s primary business taxes and applies to most entities operating in Texas. Even though Texas has no personal or corporate income tax, most business entities are required to file a franchise tax report each year with the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts. This guide explains who […]
Texas LLC Taxes Explained: Small Business Essentials
Introduction Forming a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in Texas offers small business owners flexibility, limited liability protection, and potential tax advantages. While Texas does not impose a personal income tax, LLCs are still subject to state franchise tax, sales tax, and federal tax obligations depending on their structure. This guide explains how Texas LLC taxes […]
Are Texas Residents Eligible for Any State Tax Credits
Introduction Texas is one of the few U.S. states that does not impose a personal income tax, meaning residents do not file a state income tax return or claim traditional state-level tax credits. However, Texans can still benefit from federal tax credits, state-specific incentives, and local property or business-related credits that help reduce overall tax […]
How to Reduce Your Taxable Income in Texas Legally
Introduction Texas residents already enjoy one of the most tax-friendly environments in the United States because the state has no personal income tax. However, taxpayers can still take additional legal steps to reduce their federal taxable income, ensuring they keep more of what they earn. This guide explains how to lower your taxable income in […]
Texas Gross Receipts Tax Myths (Hint: It’s the Franchise Tax)
Many founders and out-of-state business owners believe Texas has a gross-receipts tax. While technically false, this myth exists because the Texas Franchise Tax – also known as the margin tax – functions similarly by taxing total revenue with limited deductions. Let’s debunk this and explain what Texas actually taxes in 2025. Is There a Gross-Receipts […]