Tag: Texas Comptroller

$50 “Late Report” Fine: How to Abate It With One Letter

$50 “Late Report” Fine If you’ve filed your Texas franchise-tax report late—even if no tax is due—you automatically incur a $50 late-filing fee per report. Fortunately, Texas law allows you to request a waiver of that flat fee (and any related interest or penalties) with a single letter or form. In this post, we’ll explain […]

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Texas Franchise Tax: What Founders Must File by May 15v

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 […]

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