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Texas annual report

Texas LLCs file a Public Information Report (Form 05-102, filed with the franchise tax report) every year for $0. Due: May 15 each year (next business day if May 15 falls on a weekend or holiday).

EntityReportFeeHow oftenDueIf late
LLCPublic Information Report (Form 05-102, filed with the franchise tax report)$0annualMay 15 each year (next business day if May 15 falls on a weekend or holiday)$50 penalty on each report filed after the due date; failure to file the PIR can forfeit the right to transact business
CorporationPublic Information Report (Form 05-102, filed with the franchise tax report)$0annualMay 15 each year (next business day if May 15 falls on a weekend or holiday)$50 penalty on each report filed after the due date; failure to file the PIR can forfeit the right to transact business
NonprofitPeriodic Report (only when requested by the Secretary of State)—noneNo annual report; file a periodic report only when the Secretary of State sends a requestFailure to file a requested periodic report can lead to involuntary termination

When the first one is due

  • LLC: May 15 of the year after formation
  • Corporation: May 15 of the year after formation
  • Nonprofit: Only upon request from the Secretary of State

Taxes due on their own schedule

  • Franchise tax (LLC, Corporation): $0 — No tax due if annualized total revenue is at or below $2.65M (2026 and 2027 reports); no No Tax Due Report required, only the PIR/OIR. Above the threshold, rate is 0.375% (retail/wholesale) or 0.75% of taxable margin

Checked 2026-10-20. Confirm on the Texas Secretary of State, Business & Public Filings Division site before filing.