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The Public Information Report a no-tax-due Texas LLC still owes every May 15
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Each year's report: May 15, the extension to November 15 if it was asked in time, the $50 late penalty and the confirmation number.
 
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The answers Form 05-102 asks for - the LLC, its offices, its registered agent, every manager and member - ready to copy into Webfile.
 
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Where they are kept, and how to take them to your accountant.
 
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A Texas LLC whose annualized total revenue is at or under the no-tax-due threshold ($2.65 million for 2026 reports) no longer files a No Tax Due Report - but it still files a Public Information Report (Form 05-102) every year, due May 15 (a weekend moves it to Monday; holidays are not counted here). An extension asked for on or before the due date moves it to November 15. A report filed late costs $50, and an LLC that does not file gets a notice of intent to forfeit its right to do business in Texas. Over the threshold, the LLC owes a full franchise tax report - that is your accountant's work, not this program's.

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What the Public Information Report asks, kept current so May is a copy, not a hunt. The report is public: put a business mailing address, never a home one you would not publish. Every manager and member is listed with a title and a mailing address, and one of them signs.

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