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Every Limited Liability Company (LLC) formed or registered to do business in Texas is required to satisfy annual compliance requirements. Unlike other states that have a separate “Annual Report,” Texas combines this requirement into the Franchise Tax Report and the Public Information Report (PIR). These filings must be submitted to the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts to maintain the entity’s right to transact business in the state.
The primary deadline for these filings is May 15th of each year. Even if your LLC did not generate any revenue or falls below the tax-due threshold, you are still legally mandated to file the Public Information Report. Failure to comply can lead to the forfeiture of your LLC’s charter, loss of limited liability protection, and significant late penalties.
This service is applicable to:
Texas registered LLCs
Single-member and multi-member LLCs
Foreign-owned Texas LLCs
Active and inactive LLCs
LLCs subject to Texas franchise tax
Ebizfiling helps LLC owners meet Texas annual filing requirements accurately and within deadlines. Our team understands Texas franchise tax rules and ensures error-free filings. We manage the entire process end to end so your LLC remains compliant and in good standing every year. Our expert deliverables are EIN Application, LLC Annual Filing in Utah, LLC Annual Filing in Maine, LLC Annual Filing in Louisiana and LLC Annual Filing in Alabama.
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Timely filing keeps your Texas LLC legally active and prevents forfeiture by the state authorities.
Filing on time helps avoid late fees, interest charges, and enforcement actions.
Annual filing ensures your LLC meets Texas franchise tax and reporting obligations.
A compliant status improves trust with banks, partners, and government agencies.
Up-to-date filings prevent disruptions in banking, licensing, and contracts.
Regular compliance maintains clean records that support long-term growth.
Texas LLC legal name
Texas file number
Federal EIN
Franchise tax details
Ownership and officer information
Previous filing details, if applicable
Compliance Review
Data Collection
Report Preparation
State Filing
Filing Confirmation
We assign a dedicated compliance manager to track your specific Texas filing deadlines.
Our team reviews your financial data to confirm if you qualify for the “No Tax Due” status.
We prepare the Public Information Report (PIR) with precision to avoid any state rejections.
Digital copies of all filed documents are shared for your permanent corporate records.
The filing is due by May 15th each year for the previous calendar year’s activity and management updates.
There is no state filing fee for the Public Information Report, but a $50 penalty applies if it is filed after the deadline.
Yes, even inactive LLCs must file a Public Information Report annually to maintain their legal existence and good standing.
The state imposes a $50 late fee and may eventually forfeit your LLC’s right to transact business in Texas.
You must provide the names and addresses of all members, managers, and the registered agent of the LLC.
No, a change of registered agent requires a separate filing with the Texas Secretary of State and a specific fee.
An authorized member, manager, or officer of the LLC must sign the report before it is submitted to the Comptroller.
Yes, the Public Information Report is available to the public and displays the names and addresses of the LLC’s management.
For the 2024 and 2025 report years, the threshold is $2.47 million in annualized total revenue for the entity.
Yes, any out-of-state LLC that has nexus or is registered to do business in Texas must file annually.
This 11-digit number is found on the tax permit or correspondence sent by the Texas Comptroller after registration.
While online filing through Webfile is preferred, you can mail paper Form 05-102 to the Comptroller’s office in Austin.
No, the first annual report is generally due on May 15th of the year following the year of formation.
The XT number is an 8-character alphanumeric code used to register for a Webfile account and file tax reports.
Yes, we specialize in catching up on back-filings and assisting with the reinstatement of forfeited Texas LLCs.
The Comptroller usually sends notices to the mailing address on file, but the responsibility to file remains with the owner.
In Texas, the Public Information Report is technically part of the franchise tax filing process, though they serve different purposes.
Yes, an extension can be requested by the May 15th deadline, provided any estimated tax due is paid at that time.
The OIR (Form 05-167) is used instead of a Public Information Report by certain entities such as professional associations or specific partnerships.
No, this filing is only for state compliance; you must still file your federal income tax returns with the IRS.
Complete your LLC annual filing in Texas at just INR 29,999/- only.
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