Texas Form 804 (Periodic Report for Limited Partnerships) - Step-by-Step Guide
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Texas generally does not require its entities to file an annual report. Most companies have to file an annual franchise tax return instead.
Annual reports, however, are required for Texas limited liability partnership (LLP). Texas limited partnerships (LP) are not required to file annual reports but may be required to file Form 804 periodic reports once every 4 years. Form 804 and the requisite filing fee must be paid in order to keep the entity in good standing. Failure to file or pay the fees may result in termination of the entity.
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