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Due May 15. Under the $2.47M revenue threshold you owe $0 and file only the Public Information Report (the no-tax-due report was abolished for 2024+) — missing it 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.
Under the $2.47M revenue threshold you owe $0 and file only the Public Information Report (the no-tax-due report was abolished for 2024+) — missing it still forfeits your entity.
Banks, lenders and buyers check it. A good-standing certificate is refused until the report is filed.
Left long enough, the state dissolves the LLC. Reinstatement costs $199 + state fees, more than the report.
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Open the free boardIt is due May 15 every year. Due May 15. Under the $2.47M revenue threshold you owe $0 and file only the Public Information Report (the no-tax-due report was abolished for 2024+) — missing it still forfeits your entity.
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.
Yes, May 15 every year, regardless of when you formed the LLC.
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: Due May 15. Under the $2.47M revenue threshold you owe $0 and file only the Public Information Report (the no-tax-due report was abolished for 2024+) — missing it still forfeits your entity.
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