Form AP-224, Texas Business Questionnaire - Texas Comptroller 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the AP-224 in our editor.
  2. Begin by entering your entity name and Texas taxpayer number at the top of the form. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for identification.
  3. Fill in your Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) and mailing address if it differs from the entity's address. This helps maintain clear communication.
  4. Designate a contact person along with their phone number. This section is vital for any follow-up inquiries from the Comptroller's office.
  5. Select your entity type from the provided options, such as Limited Partnership or Joint Venture. Each type has specific implications for tax purposes.
  6. Provide details about your formation date and state or country of formation. This information is essential for compliance verification.
  7. List any tax permits or licenses issued to your entity by the Texas Comptroller, including taxpayer numbers associated with those permits.
  8. Complete the section regarding all members and partners with a 10% or more interest in the partnership, ensuring you include all necessary details like names and addresses.
  9. Finally, declare that all information provided is true and correct by signing and dating the form before submission.

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Taxpayers who have questions about Texas taxes can receive help from the Comptrollers office through either a general information letter or a private letter ruling. General information letters answer most questions, but taxpayers can request a private letter ruling.
Find your unclaimed property on ClaimItTexas.org. Create a claim online and provide supporting documentation if required. Well evaluate the documentation and: If needed, request additional documentation to identify rightful owner.
The Comptroller will consider issuing a private letter ruling when taxability guidance in statutes, rules or other controlling authorities does not exist or is not clear. The person requesting the private letter ruling needs to explain why such guidance is lacking.
If you believe you are eligible to request a waiver, or if you have extenuating circumstances, complete Form 89-224, Request for Waiver of Penalty for Late Report and/or Payment (PDF), or Form 89-225, Request for Waiver of Penalty for Failure to File and/or Pay Electronically (PDF).
Statutory penalty on past due taxes are calculated as follows: If you are paying the tax 1-30 days late, add a 5% penalty. If you are paying the tax over 30 days late, add a 10% penalty. If you are paying the tax after the date referenced on the Notice of Tax/FEE Due, add an additional 10% penalty (for a total of 20%).
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Fines, Penalties, and Interest For Failing To Pay Texas Franchise Tax. Besides the loss of your corporate privileges within the state of Texas, legal entities will also face fines, penalties, and interest for not paying Texas franchise tax. If you do not file your franchise tax report, you will face a $50 fine.

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