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Texas LLC franchise tax report & PIR: due May 15

Texas LLCs file a franchise tax report and Public Information Report (PIR) with the Comptroller by May 15 every year. Under the $2.65M no-tax-due threshold for 2026 and 2027 reports the tax is $0, but the PIR is still required: missing it can forfeit the LLC's right to transact business. File at comptroller.texas.gov.

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What Texas requires

Due May 15. Under the $2.65M revenue threshold for 2026 and 2027 reports ($2.47M for 2024 and 2025) you owe $0 and file only the Public Information Report. The No Tax Due Report was discontinued starting with report year 2024. Missing the PIR still forfeits your entity.

Texas franchise tax and PIR are typically due May 15. Confirm on the Comptroller site. Educational — we do not file this for you.

Source: Texas's official filing site (right) and the state's published fee schedule. Last verified 2026-09-01. States change fees and dates without notice.

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If you miss it

Late fee

Missing the PIR still forfeits your entity.

Out of good standing

Banks, lenders and buyers check it. A good-standing certificate is refused until the report is filed.

Administrative dissolution

Left long enough, the state dissolves the LLC. Reinstatement costs $199 + state fees, more than the report.

Under the no-tax-due threshold?

You still file the Public Information Report (Form 05-102) by May 15. The No Tax Due Report was discontinued for report year 2024 and later; the threshold is $2,650,000 for 2026 and 2027 reports (Texas Comptroller, checked 2026-09-22). Skip the PIR and the state can forfeit your right to transact business. If that has already happened, see how a forfeited Texas LLC reinstates on our Compliance Desk. Comptroller PIR rules

What this is. A sourced reference page from Vermilion Vitez LLC, a filing-services company, not a law or accounting firm. Figures follow Texas's published rule for domestic LLCs; corporations and nonprofits can differ. Confirm at the official site before relying on a date. We remind and, if you order, we file. We never file without an order.

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Frequently asked questions

When is the Texas LLC annual report due?

It is due May 15 every year. Under the $2.65M revenue threshold for 2026 and 2027 reports ($2.47M for 2024 and 2025) you owe $0 and file only the Public Information Report. The No Tax Due Report was discontinued starting with report year 2024. Missing the PIR still forfeits your entity.

How much is the Texas annual report fee?

There is no state fee. This one is paid and filed directly with the state agency linked above; we remind you and keep your registered agent current.

Is the Texas deadline the same every year?

Yes, May 15 every year, regardless of when you formed the LLC.

What happens if I miss the Texas deadline?

The state charges a late fee, moves the LLC out of good standing and, left long enough, administratively dissolves it. Reinstatement costs more than the report would have. Texas's own rule: Missing the PIR still forfeits your entity.

Is this legal or tax advice?

No. Vermilion Vitez is a filing-services company, not a law or accounting firm. Dates and fees come from the state's own site and were last verified 2026-09-01; confirm before relying on them.

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