Texas franchise tax and Public Information Report (Comptroller of Public Accounts)
United States · Texas · Franchise Tax Report and Public Information Report (Form 05-102) / Ownership Information Report (Form 05-167)
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What the report shows
Every taxable entity in Texas (corporations, LLCs, partnerships and registered foreign entities) files an annual franchise tax report by 15 May. Entities with annualised revenue up to $2.65 million (2026 and 2027 reports) owe no tax and file only a Public or Ownership Information Report; missing it leads to forfeiture of the right to do business.
Who needs it
Owners of Texas LLCs and corporations, foreign entities registered in Texas, accountants, tax preparers
Why people order it
Yearly 15 May filing, no-tax-due PIR filing for small companies, curing forfeiture notices, extension payments
Legal limits
Report and PIR are signed by an officer, director, manager or authorised preparer under penalty of law; an operator files only with the client's data and authorisation. Joy must not give tax advice on margin computation beyond data entry.
Issued by
Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts · Official source
Questions and answers
How do I get Texas franchise tax and Public Information Report (Comptroller of Public Accounts)?
Only the person concerned can obtain it, directly from Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts. comptroller.texas.gov > Taxes > Franchise Tax > Webfile (eSystems login) > select the taxpayer > file 2026 Franchise Tax Report (No Tax Due via PIR/OIR, E-Z Computation or Long Form) > complete Public Information Report > pay any tax > print confirmation
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