Your Texas sales tax returns, filed right, every period
Monthly, quarterly, or yearly — the Comptroller expects your return by the 20th, even if you sold nothing. We file for you, on time, every time, so Texas never has a reason to look your way.
Take filing off my plate
Call (361) 814-9800
- Family-owned
- 20+ years of Texas tax
- The same firm that defends audits
What’s included
Every Texas obligation, one firm
- Sales tax returns prepared & filed on your schedule
- Zero-sales periods filed too — no penalty surprises
- Texas franchise tax report (due May 15)
- Deadline monitoring — we track it, not you
- Comptroller notices handled
- Records kept audit-ready
Why businesses hand this to us
The 20th comes fast
Every month or quarter, the deadline lands whether business was good or slow. Miss it once: $50 penalty plus interest, automatically.
Zero sales ≠ zero returns
The most common surprise in Texas: you must file even when you sold nothing. New permit holders learn this from their first penalty notice.
Filed by audit defenders
We defend Texas sales tax audits. When the people who fight audits do your filings, your returns are built to survive scrutiny.
How it works
We set up your filing calendar
Your Comptroller frequency, your due dates, franchise tax included. You’ll never track a deadline again.
You send us your numbers
Sales totals each period — simple. We reconcile, calculate, and prepare.
We file and confirm
Filed on time, confirmation in your inbox, records kept audit-ready. Every single period.
Straightforward pricing
Texas Filing Service
Priced by filing frequency and volume
Your price depends on how often Texas makes you file and how complex your sales are — we’ll quote it in one call, and you’ll know every number before we start.
Frequently asked questions
How often do I have to file Texas sales tax returns?
The Comptroller assigns your filing frequency — monthly, quarterly, or yearly — based on your sales volume. Returns are due the 20th of the month after the period ends.
Do I have to file if I had no sales?
Yes. Texas requires a return for every period, even a zero return. Skipping one triggers a $50 late-filing penalty plus notices.
Can you handle my Texas franchise tax report too?
Yes — franchise tax reports (due May 15) are part of our Texas filing service. One firm, all your Texas obligations.
What if I get audited?
That’s exactly why our clients file with us: the same firm that files your returns defends sales tax audits. Your records are audit-ready from day one.
Never think about the 20th again
Family-owned. 20+ years of Texas filings. Offices in Corpus Christi and Houston.