Texas franchise tax report & Public Information Report
| Filed with | Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts |
|---|---|
| How often | Every year |
| Due date | May 15 each year (next business day if May 15 falls on a weekend or holiday). |
| State fee | $0 for most small LLCsNo franchise tax is due if annualized total revenue is at or below $2,650,000 (2026 and 2027 reports). Since 2024 those LLCs don't file a No Tax Due Report, but must still file Form 05-102, Public Information Report (PIR). |
| If you’re late | $50 penalty on each report filed after the due date; 5% (1–30 days late) or 10% (over 30 days) on tax paid late. An LLC that fails to file its PIR may forfeit its right to transact business in Texas, and owners can become personally liable for certain debts. |
| How to file | File online through the Comptroller's Webfile system. Official link → |
Don’t want to track this yourself?
Registered agent services typically include compliance reminders, and some will file your report for a fee. You can always file directly with the state using the official link above.
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