Rockwall, Texas
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What this actually means
Your franchise report didn't get filed. For most small Texas entities the tax owed is zero — the report is a formality. But the state doesn't treat a missed formality as harmless.
The most common cause isn't neglect. It's that the notice went to an address the state has on file and you don't check anymore. Owners usually find out years later, at a closing or a bank application, when someone pulls a certificate of account status and it comes back bad.
Where this goes if nothing happens
- Report missedA $50 late penalty attaches. You are here.
- Right to transact business forfeitedThe entity can no longer sue or defend itself in Texas courts.
- Charter forfeited by the Secretary of StateReinstatement now needs a tax clearance letter and a $75 filing, on top of every delinquent report.
- Liability shield stops protecting youOfficers and directors can be held personally liable for debts the entity took on while forfeited. This is the part that costs real money.
What we charge
State fees and penalties are separate and go to the state, not to us. We'll quote the exact total before you owe anything. If your entity turns out to be fine, we'll tell you and there's no charge.
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Additional past-due years, if any, are $99 each and quoted before we file. State fees and penalties are billed at cost.