Franchise Tax , Sales Tax, Vehicle Use Tax

Franchise Tax

All Texas corporations, LLCs, LPs, and LLPs must file an Annual Franchise Tax Report. Nonprofits must also file a tax report – unless granted exemption from the IRS. These reports must be submitted to the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts each year by May 15th. Has your company's existence been terminated, and you don't even know it? We can forfeit your business existence if that's not accurate.

 We make the process of filling your reports quick and easy.

Sales Tax

Sales taxes are imposed by the states for transactions that occur within their borders. In most states, sales tax kicks in when there is a triggering event. Most often this event is the consummation of a retail sale. Initially, the states were content to limit their taxes to retail sales of tangible personal property. However, in recent years, most states have expanded the scope of their sales taxes to encompass leasing transactions and at least some services. If you need help understanding sales tax compliance obligations, we can pick up at the appropriate step and help you to continue to move forward.

Vehicle Use Tax 

Vehicle use tax is due on every motor vehicle purchased outside Texas and brought into the state for public highway use by a Texas resident or by a person domiciled or doing business in Texas. If the vehicle is brought into Texas for use on public roads and highways, Texas motor vehicle use tax is due. We help navigate and understand the complexities, deadlines, and confusion associated with Vehicle use Tax.