05-139, Texas Final Corporation Franchise Tax - Texas 2026

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The No Tax Due Report is not available for 2025 reports. Effective for reports due on or after Jan.1, 2025, an entity that has annualized total revenue less than or equal to the no tax due threshold of $2.47 million is not required to file a No Tax Due Report.
Final Reports: An entity that ceases doing business in Texas for any reason (i.e., termination, withdrawal, merger, etc.) is required to file a final franchise tax report and pay any additional tax, if due.
The tax applies to corporations, limited liability companies, partnerships (general, limited and limited liability), business trusts, professional associations, business associations, joint ventures and other legal entities organized in Texas or that do business in Texas.
2025 Tax year filing threshold chart Filing StatusTaxpayer age at the end of 2025File a return if your gross income was at least this amount in 2025: Single under 65 $15,750 Single 65 or older $17,750 Head of Household under 65 $23,625 Head of Household 65 or older $25,6256 more rows Aug 12, 2025
Effective for reports due on or after Jan.1, 2025, an entity that has annualized total revenue less than or equal to the no tax due threshold of $2.47 million is not required to file a No Tax Due Report.

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Instead of an annual report, Texas requires LLCs to file an Annual Franchise Tax Return each year. While this is technically a tax, only businesses that make over $1.23 million in annual revenue will actually need to pay money. Businesses earning less than that just need to file a No Tax Due Report.
A $50 penalty is assessed on taxpayers on each required franchise tax report filed after the report due date. This penalty is assessed regardless of whether any taxes or fees are due for the late-filed report period. This late-filing penalty is in addition to any other penalties assessed for the reporting period.
The Texas no tax due threshold changes every two years (on even years). It was $1.23 million for 20222024, then took a big leap. For franchise tax reports originally due on or after January 1, 2024, the no tax due threshold is $2.47 million.

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