Texas Corporation

Incorporating Texas Corporations

Northwest Registered Agent, LLC.
815 Brazos Street Suite 500
Austin, TX 78701
Travis County
To incorporate a Texas Corporation will cost a $300.00 State filing fee.

The Texas Secretary of State, will take about 3-5 business days to process your Texas Corporation certificate of formation unless you pay an extra $25.00 and then they will process in 1 business day. If you need a federal tax ID number, that can be obtained online immediately with the IRS.

Texas Corporations are governed by Texas Business Organizations Code - Title 2, Chapter 21, For-Profit Corporations.

When we incorporate a Texas Corporation, our Texas incorporation service includes:

Texas Registered Agent
Texas Franchise Tax Report
Texas Incorporation
Texas LLC
  • Drafting custom Texas Corporation certificate of formation.
  • The incorporator initial resolution.
  • Texas Corporate bylaws.
  • The Texas Corporation State filing fees.
  • Registered agent corporation service for Texas.
  • Our fees are: $100.00 Texas Corporation service and $125.00 Texas registered agent corporation service.

All for a total of only $525.00 to form a Texas Corporation, and that includes the State filing fee.

A couple A la Carte options are choosing the $25.00 State expedite fee to have your Texas business done in 1 business day, and a federal tax ID number for another $50.00.

No weird Texas Corporation packages and we're not some big National incorporation website that needs to hammer out your filing just to keep their sales numbers up. We actually care about forming your Texas Corporation right the first time. We pay taxes in Texas and operate in Texas. Shouldn't a website you trust with the important step of helping you incorporate in Texas kind of know what it's like to actually do business as a Texas business?

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