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The U.S. District & Bankruptcy Court for Texas provides official court information and resources.
Texas small business owners can use this site to navigate bankruptcy filings and federal court procedures.
A library guide page that compiles internet resources for finding Texas business filings.
Texas small business professionals can use this guide to research business registrations and filings within the state.
This guide explains how a Texas business can register a DBA (doing business as) name, covering legal requirements and the filing process.
Texas small business owners who want to operate under a name different from their legal business name need a DBA to stay compliant and build their brand.
As of September 1, 2019, the Travis County Clerk’s Recording Division no longer records incorporated assumed names (DBAs); those filings are now registered with the Texas Secretary of State’s Office only.
Texas small business professionals using incorporated DBAs need to file with the Secretary of State instead of the county clerk to stay in compliance.
The Texas Comptroller's Franchise Tax Account Status Search lets businesses look up their franchise tax account status.
Texas small business owners can quickly verify their franchise tax account standing and avoid surprises with filings or payments.
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