Small Business Tax Filing for Texas Companies
A dedicated accountant prepares and files your federal return, Texas franchise tax report and sales tax filings — so every deadline is handled before it becomes a problem.
- Dedicated Team
- Federal, state & franchise tax filing
- E-filed with the IRS & Texas Comptroller
The Short Answer
Every entity type
Federal returns for LLCs, S-Corps, C-Corps, partnerships & sole props
Texas covered
Franchise tax & Public Information Report filed with your federal return
Deadlines tracked
Quarterly estimates and extensions included
Flat, upfront quote
Priced after a free consultation — no surprises
- What tax filing means
Turning a year of business into on-time returns
Most owners don’t miss a deadline because they’re careless — it was never written down anywhere but the back of their mind.
Each entity type files differently getting the classification right, and filing every related form on time, is what we handle.
The real value is the year leading up to it: a return built on reconciled books is faster, more accurate and far less likely to trigger a notice than one built from a pile of unorganized receipts at tax time.
Which return does your business file?
Your federal form depends on how you’re taxed — we match it to your entity.
Single-member LLC / Sole prop
Reported on the owner’s return
S-Corporation
Pass-through, K-1s to owners
Partnership / Multi-member LLC
K-1 issued to every partner
C-Corporation
Separate corporate return
- Tax & compliance services
Everything Texas businesses need to file
From your first EIN to every return after it — set up right, then filed on time.
EIN Support
Get your Employer Identification Number set up correctly with the IRS — the first step before banking, payroll and filing.
- New EIN applications
- Updates & responsible-party changes
- Ready for payroll & bank accounts
Tax Filing
Federal business returns, Texas franchise tax and sales tax — prepared and e-filed by your dedicated accountant.
- 1120, 1120-S, 1065 & Schedule C
- Texas franchise tax & PIR/OIR
- E-filed with confirmation
Sales Tax Registration & Filing
Register for your Texas sales and use tax permit, then file monthly, quarterly or annual returns on time.
- Texas sales & use tax permit
- Monthly, quarterly or annual returns
- Reconciled to your actual sales
- Tax & compliance services
Everything Texas businesses need to file
From your first EIN to every return after it — set up right, then filed on time.
Federal business return preparation
Prepared for your actual entity type — never a generic template.
- 1120
- 1120-S
- 1065
- Schedule C
- Texas
Texas franchise tax report
Franchise tax report plus Public Information or Ownership Information Report, filed by the May deadline — even when no tax is owed.
Sales tax filing
Monthly, quarterly or annual — reconciled to your sales.
Quarterly estimates
No surprise bill or underpayment penalty in April.
E-filing with confirmation
Filed electronically with the IRS & Comptroller — no mailed forms.
Deadline tracking
Federal, state and payroll dates — extensions included.
Audit-ready documentation
Returns backed by organized, reconciled records — not assembled the week before filing.
Dedicated accountant review
A named accountant reviews your return before filing and stays available to explain it afterward.
- Built from your books
We file straight from the software you already use
A return is only as accurate as the records behind it — so we start with your books.
Connect your books
QuickBooks, Xero, Gusto, ADP and more.
Reconcile & review
Gaps and errors fixed before filing.
Prepare the return
Reviewed by your dedicated accountant.
E-file & confirm
Filed with the IRS & Texas Comptroller.
- Works with the tools you already use
We file straight from the software you already use
- Built for Texas
Built for how Texas businesses actually file
National tax chains miss the details that matter in Texas. We’re built around them.
Business tax preparation
Built on organized income, expense, payroll and bookkeeping records.
Tax notice support
Got a notice? We review your records and history to resolve it.
Prior-year questions
Past returns and carryovers reviewed when they affect this year.
Payroll tax records
W-2, 1099s and payroll filings coordinated with your return.
Deduction review
Eligible deductions identified and backed by accurate records.
Personal tax filing
Coordinated when business income or distributions affect your return.
Sales tax support
Taxable sales, records and Texas compliance obligations reviewed.
Bookkeeping review
Missing transactions and unreconciled accounts caught before filing.
- What changes
What changes once filing is handled
More than a signature on a form — confidence in every deadline.
Every deadline filed on time
Federal, state & franchise tax dates tracked & filed for you extensions included when needed.
- Instead of: sticky notes, a calendar app and memory
Built on reconciled books
Your return comes straight from clean, reconciled records — not a last-minute scramble through receipts.
- Instead of: a once-a-year return from records
No surprises in April
Estimated payments calculated every quarter, so there’s no surprise bill or underpayment penalty.
- Instead of: guessing estimates, then a big bill in April
One dedicated accountant handles every filing — federal, state and franchise — under one roof.
- How it works
Fully remote, start to e-file
A year-round accountant — not a seasonal preparer who disappears after April.
01
Free consultation
We review your entity and prior filings, then give a flat quote.
02
Document collection
A checklist built for your return — nothing extra.
03
Return preparation
Federal, state & franchise returns prepared and reviewed internally.
04
Your review
You approve the return before anything is filed.
05
E-file & confirm
Filed with the IRS & Comptroller; you get confirmation once accepted.
Why Texas Businesses Choose Elite Accounting & Tax Services
Tax filing questions Texas owners ask
It depends on your entity type, how many states are involved and how organized your books are. We quote a flat price after a free consultation, so you know the cost before any work begins.
Preparation and e-filing of your federal return, your state filings and a review before submission. Every engagement includes federal filing, Texas franchise tax, sales tax filing and quarterly estimated tax planning, with a dedicated accountant who reviews the return with you.
S-corporations and partnerships: March 16, 2026. C-corporations and sole proprietors: April 15, 2026. Texas franchise tax report: May 15, 2026, with an automatic extension to November 15 by filing Form 05-164.
Yes, under the no-tax-due threshold you likely owe nothing, but most LLCs must still file a Public Information Report or Ownership Information Report by the May deadline. Skipping it can put your LLC at risk of forfeiture.
Yes, we reconstruct what’s missing, prepare each outstanding year and file everything with the IRS and the Texas Comptroller, addressing any penalty notices along the way.
Yes, federal returns, Texas franchise tax and Texas sales tax filings are all handled under one engagement instead of being split across separate providers.
Bookkeeping is the ongoing monthly record of income and expenses. Tax filing uses that record to prepare and submit your returns. We provide both — plus payroll and back-office support — so the numbers on your return match your books.
Never miss a filing deadline again
Talk to a dedicated accountant about your entity, prior filings and what filing should actually cost.
- Free consultation, no obligation
- Flat pricing, quoted before you commit
- One dedicated accountant for federal, state, and franchise tax filing
