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The source is a guide explaining how a Texas business can register a DBA to operate under a name different from its legal name.
Texas small business owners can use this guide to understand the legal requirements for securing a DBA and staying compliant.
As of September 1, 2019, the Travis County Clerk’s Recording Division no longer records or files incorporated assumed names (DBAs); those forms now go only to the Texas Secretary of State’s Office.
Small business professionals in Travis County with incorporated entities must file assumed names with the state rather than the county clerk.
The Tarrant County Clerk's Vital Records section provides information on assumed names for businesses.
Texas small business professionals can use this county resource to understand assumed name filing basics.
A library research guide covering Texas Fact Finding on the Internet, focused on Business Filings.
TX small business professionals can use this guide to navigate online business-filings research more efficiently.
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