Tag Archives: Secretary of State

Reinstatement of Your Terminated Texas Entity

Posted on May 16, 2014 by Steve Robinson

In my last blog, I explained and tried to offer general information and advice about the consequences that ensue if your Texas corporation, LLC or LLP misses the deadline for filing a report or making a payment to the Comptroller … Continue reading →

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Texas Franchise Tax Delinquency

Posted on May 12, 2014 by Steve Robinson

Texas franchise tax delinquency may lead to having your Texas company (corporation, LLC, LP) involuntarily terminated by the Secretary of State and Comptroller (administrative termination, in contrast to judicial termination).  A company may become delinquent because it  failed to pay … Continue reading →

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Example of Importance of Corporate Legal Formalities

Posted on August 15, 2012 by Steve Robinson

Suggested by a true story: Suppose you are a limited partner in a properly formed Texas real estate investment limited partnership.  You, along with a general partner and all of the other limited partners, signed and delivered a written agreement … Continue reading →

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