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Texas LLCs are taxed as pass-through entities by default, which means that the LLC itself doesn't pay income tax. Instead, the profits and losses of the LLC are passed on to the LLC owners (called members) and reported as income on their individual tax returns.
Starting an LLC in Texas will include the following steps: #1: Choose a name for your LLC. #2: Appoint a registered agent. #3: File the certificate of formation. #4: Create your operating agreement. #5: Obtain an employer identification number (EIN)
Texas LLC Filing Fee: Certificate of Formation ($300) The fee for a mail filing is $300 and the fee for an online filing is $308. The filing fee is a one-time fee. You don't have to pay any monthly (or annual) fees to maintain your Texas LLC.
Overview of LLC Naming Rules Organizational Designations. ... You can't use a name that a competing business is already using. ... You can't use a deceptively similar name. ... If the names are similar, you will need a letter of consent for approval.
There are no annual registration fees imposed on LLCs in Texas. However, your LLC may need to file an annual franchise tax statement with the Texas Comptroller. For more information on the Texas franchise tax, see the Comptroller's website.