Texas imposes a franchise tax (also called the margin tax) on most businesses operating in the state. Whether you’re dealing with back taxes, filing compliance issues, or an entity that has been forfeited for non-compliance, our team provides experienced representation to resolve your Texas franchise tax matters efficiently.
The Texas franchise tax applies to corporations, LLCs, partnerships, and other entities doing business in Texas. Failure to file franchise tax returns or pay the tax owed can result in penalties, interest, and ultimately forfeiture of your entity’s right to conduct business in Texas. Our team understands the franchise tax rules and helps businesses resolve problems before they escalate.
Whether you need to reinstate a forfeited entity, negotiate payment of back taxes, or dispute an incorrect assessment, we work to achieve the best possible outcome. Our experience with Texas tax law allows us to identify issues, challenge Comptroller calculations, and negotiate favorable resolutions.
Contact us today to schedule a free consultation and learn how we can help you resolve your Texas franchise tax problems.