Filing Fee
$0
Total Annual State Cost
Franchise / Min Tax
$0
Entity Income Tax
$0
Gross Receipts Tax
$0
Summary
A LLC in Texas with $500,000 revenue and $100,000 net income owes an estimated $0/year in state-level business taxes and fees.
Texas's annual state business cost for an LLC ranks #51 nationally (1 = most expensive), based on a $500K revenue / $100K income scenario.
Texas has no corporate income tax. Instead, it levies a gross receipts tax on business revenue.
Franchise (margin) tax: 0.75% on total revenue over $2.47 million (0.375% for retail/wholesale).
Annual State Business Cost Breakdown
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| Cost Component | Annual Amount |
|---|---|
| Annual Filing Fee (LLC) | $0 |
| Gross Receipts Tax | $0 |
| = Total Annual State Business Cost | $0 |
Business taxes and fees are based on 2025 state-level data. This calculator covers state entity-level costs only — it does not include owner-level personal income tax, federal taxes, local business taxes, or industry-specific licenses. Corporate income tax uses the top marginal rate applied to total net income (simplified). Gross receipts taxes use the general rate; actual rates may vary by industry. Consult a tax professional for your specific situation. Not tax advice.