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In Texas, a DBA name is known as an \u201cassumed name.\u201d Where you file your Assumed Name Certificate depends on the type of business you own. For example, sole proprietorships and general partnerships file with the county clerk where their business is located.
Assumed Name Certificates in Texas An assumed business name is a name for your business that is different than its legal registered name. An assumed business name certificate is the document that serves as proof that your company has the legal right to use a specific name.
Assumed Name Certificates in Texas An assumed business name is a name for your business that is different than its legal registered name. An assumed business name certificate is the document that serves as proof that your company has the legal right to use a specific name.
The state of Texas permits a sole proprietorship to lawfully operate its business operations under the owner's legal name without registering a DBA.
The trade name must be filed with the county clerk office in the county where the company operates. Sole proprietorships and general partnerships need not file at the state level, but will need to file for a DBA in the relevant county clerk offices if they are using a name other than the legal name of their owners.
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Any business that uses a name other than its legal name should take steps to comply with the assumed name statutes in the states in which it does business. An assumed name is also called a DBA (doing business as) name.
In Texas, we generally refer to DBA registration as filing an Assumed Name Certificate. Any type of entity structure can file an Assumed Name, whether you are operating as a sole proprietor, a partnership, a corporation, or an LLC.
If any registered series conducts business under a name other than the name stated in its certificate of registered series, the registered series must file an assumed name certificate for that name.
In Texas, we generally refer to DBA registration as filing an Assumed Name Certificate. Any type of entity structure can file an Assumed Name, whether you are operating as a sole proprietor, a partnership, a corporation, or an LLC.
A Texas DBA (doing business as) is called an assumed name. Getting a Texas DBA registration won't protect your personal assets. Forming a formal business structure like LLC or corporation will give you liability protection along with a business name.

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