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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 […]
Series LLCs in Texas Texas Series LLCs allow asset segregation into “series” under a master LLC, simplifying formations and liability shields. A common question is whether each series must file its own Texas franchise-tax report or if the master LLC can file just one consolidated return. Relevant Tax & Code References Texas Tax Code §171.101 […]
Texas Public Information Every Texas-taxable entity must file a Public Information Report (PIR) each year, even if no franchise tax is due. The PIR ensures the Comptroller’s office—and the public—has up-to-date ownership and contact information for corporations, LLCs, partnerships, and other entities with Texas nexus. Missing or incomplete PIRs can lead to notices, late-filing fees, […]
New $2.47 M “No-Tax-Due” Beginning with report years due on or after January 1, 2024, Texas more than doubled its “no-tax-due” threshold—raising it from $1.23 million to $2.47 million. This change, enacted by Senate Bill 3, relieves smaller businesses from owing any franchise tax, but it does not eliminate their filing obligations entirely. In this […]
Introduction Texas imposes a franchise tax on most entities “doing business” in the state. Under Texas Tax Code §171.002, any corporation, LLC, or other taxable entity with revenue above the no-tax-due threshold must file an annual franchise tax report and Public Information Report by May 15, 2025. Founders should understand what forms are required, how […]