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Northwest Registered Agent
         
             

Texas Registered Agent Service

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Services we provide:
Texas Registered Agent Service
Texas Resident Agent
Texas Statuatory Agent

Yearly Price:
1 to 3 states. $125.00 each
4 to 9 states. $115.00
each
10 or more.     $100.00
each
No Additional Charges!

As your Texas Registered Agent we LOCALLY scan all documents into your online account within hours of receipt; for no additional charge!

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Immediate Service!

Your online account has every state form you could file; pre-populated with our info on them. Along with:
  • state filing instructions & contact details
  • annual report reminders
  • additional ordering
  • all documents we receive for you
  • extensive resources
  • Multiple state auto-discount
Texas registered agent service by Northwest Registered agent through our Austin, TX office for $125.00 a year.

INFO ON HOW TO INCORPORATE IN TEXAS, OR REGISTER YOUR OUT OF STATE BUSINESS:

Domestic Texas entities have one of the highest fees in the country of $300. So as far as Texas fees to run a business go, yes, its bigger in Texas. Texas has the 2nd biggest gross domestic product in the U.S. and no personal income tax, so the hope is that the economy is viable enough that you'll make enough money in Texas to make it all work out. Running with the Texan spirit we believe we have the best Texas Registered Agent service you could find.
Domestic Texas LLCs require a Texas Registered Agent and cost $300
Texas, the Lone Star State, claims that everything is bigger in Texas. As a home grown East Texan, Northwest Registered Agent can agree. The Texas Secretary of State agrees as well and charges one of the highest fees in the nation for a foreign entity to qualify to do business in Texas at $775.00.


Texas has no personal income tax. Most states that have no personal income tax charge a gross receipts business tax, because otherwise, corporations and LLCs that claim S-Corp status would basically be able to operate tax free. Let's face it. The TX government is going to need some income, so it's going to have to come from somewhere. In Texas, the government has decided to make it come from businesses and not individuals (unless you own real estate!). The gross Franchise Tax receipt tax is 1% of all income you have in Texas, regardless of if you made any money at the end of the year or not. There is a huge exemption for small business though. Thank you oil companies for paying most of our taxes!!

If you're going to file in Texas you should know a couple of these things:

Filings take about 3-5 days to get completed. You can fax file anything with a credit card, or you can file online. Your Texas Registered Agent does not need to sign your filing. If you're qualifying an out of state entity, you need a 90 day or less old certificate of good standing from your home state of incorporation. This does not have to be an original certificate.

There are obviously a lot of Texas registered agent options because there are just a lot of people in Texas. All we do is registered agent service. Acting as your TX registered agent is not a side line income for us. It IS our income. We take this responsibility very seriously. As your Texas registered agent we strive everyday to provide you tools to help you run your business and build a real value to our Texas registered agent service.

Domestic entities cost $300.00 to file, and foreign entities cost $775.00 to file. If you would like us to help you make a domestic entity instead of a foreign qualification, we can do this for you.

It costs $15.00 to change your Texas registered agent. If you would like to switch to Northwest Registered Agent, we would be happy to prepare the filing for you and file on your behalf.

Northwest Registered Agent, LLC.
Agent#  801068184
Austin, TX 78701
Travis County
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