Texas · Annual report filing
Texas Annual Report Filing:
Handled For You.
We prepare and submit your Texas report before the deadline — $159 flat, plus the state's free Public Information Report required yearly fee passed through at cost, never marked up.
Texas Filing Services from Standard Filings
TEXAS ANNUAL REPORT: ONE-TIME FILING
$159 + state feeWe prepare your Texas report from your details and submit it ahead of the deadline. The state's free Public Information Report required yearly fee is passed through at cost.
TEXAS ANNUAL COMPLIANCE SUBSCRIPTION
$139/yearWe track your Texas deadline and file the report for you every year. The full total is shown before every renewal, and you can cancel anytime in one email.
TEXAS REINSTATEMENT
$199 + state feesIf Texas has administratively dissolved or revoked your company, we work out every missed report and penalty, file them, and get you back in good standing.
TEXAS DISSOLUTION
$179 + state feeClosing the business? Until Texas has a dissolution on file, reports keep coming due. We file it so the obligations stop cleanly.
Texas Annual Report Requirements
- State
- Texas
- Report fee
- free Public Information Report required yearly
- Due
- May 15 (PIR required even when $0 tax is owed)
- Filed with
- Texas Secretary of State
What information is needed to file:
- Your exact legal business name, as registered with the state
- Your Texas state file or entity number (we can look it up if you don't have it)
- Your principal office and mailing address
- The names and addresses of the members, managers, or officers on record
- A working email address for the state's confirmation
What Happens if You Miss the Deadline
A missed report doesn't stay quiet. Texas charges its own late penalty, your company falls out of good standing, and banks, lenders, and clients can see it on the public record. Left long enough, the state administratively dissolves the entity — at which point you need a reinstatement (with every missed report and penalty paid) rather than a simple filing. We file early specifically so none of that starts.
How Standard Filings Files Your Texas Annual Report
COMPLETE A SHORT QUESTIONNAIRE
Tell us your company name and Texas details. It takes about two minutes, and nothing is filed or charged until you approve the total.
WE PREPARE AND SUBMIT YOUR FILING
A specialist checks your details against Texas's requirements, then files the report through the state's proper channel ahead of your deadline.
YOU RECEIVE CONFIRMATION
The stamped confirmation lands in your inbox for your records, and we flag next year's due date so it never sneaks up.
Why Use a Filing Service Instead of Filing Directly?
Honestly? Plenty of owners shouldn't. If you know your deadline and you're comfortable with Texas's portal, file it yourself for just the state's fee — we'll always tell you that. People hire us for the same reason they hire a bookkeeper: they'd rather not learn another government form, and they don't want the deadline living in their head. You get a specialist checking the details, the filing made early, a stamped confirmation on file, and a person who answers when you reply.
Flat fee
$159 to file — the whole service fee
At cost
Texas's fee itemized separately, never marked up
No surprises
The total shown before you pay, and before every renewal
Frequently Asked Questions About Texas Annual Report Filing
Who has to file a Texas annual report?+
Any LLC or corporation registered in Texas generally has to file to stay active. Texas's report currently runs free Public Information Report required yearly, due May 15 (PIR required even when $0 tax is owed). We confirm your exact report, fee, and date before you pay anything.
How much does a Texas annual report cost?+
Two parts. Texas charges free Public Information Report required yearly — that's the government's own fee, and we pass it through at cost. Our service fee is a flat $159 to file it once, or $139/year to file it for you automatically every year.
When is the Texas deadline?+
May 15 (PIR required even when $0 tax is owed). We file well ahead of it, so a late penalty never has the chance to land.
Can I file the Texas report myself?+
Yes — you can always file directly with Texas for just the state's own fee, and we'll say so every time. We're the option for owners who'd rather hand off the paperwork and never think about the deadline.
Is Standard Filings a government agency?+
No. Standard Filings is a private document-preparation and filing company, not affiliated with Texas or any government agency. If you received an official-looking notice about your report, read it carefully — the state's own fee is public information and should never be hidden inside a marked-up total.
Filing in Another State?
We file annual reports in all 50 states and DC, with each state's own fee passed through at cost.
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One short form. One flat fee. Texas's fee at cost.
Not a government agency · Texas filings can be made directly with the state