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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 […]
Dissolving a Texas LLC Properly dissolving your Texas LLC protects you from future tax liabilities, fees, or compliance requirements. Filing a Certificate of Termination with the Secretary of State (SOS) and settling final franchise tax obligations are essential steps to formally wind down your entity. Relevant Code References Texas Business Organizations Code §11.056 (Certificate of […]
Secretary of State Forfeiture If your Texas LLC has been forfeited by the Secretary of State due to unpaid franchise taxes or missing annual reports, you can restore its good standing—and your liability protections—by following a straightforward reinstatement process. Relevant Tax & State Code References Texas Tax Code §171.255 (Forfeiture of Charter or Authority for […]
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 […]
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 […]