Set up your Texas company with a structure designed for growth, workforce expansion, and real operations at scale.
Texas is a top choice for businesses building substantial U.S. presence across manufacturing, logistics, and domestic markets.
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US$ 1,099
Texas is one of the largest and most business-friendly states in the U.S., known for its strong economy, workforce, and pro-business environment.
It is widely chosen by companies planning large-scale operations, hiring, and long-term domestic growth.
Key advantages of incorporating in Texas:
Large U.S. domestic market
No state personal income tax
Strong workforce and infrastructure
Business-friendly regulations
Central location for logistics and distribution
Popular for manufacturing and operational headquarters
Texas is especially suitable for companies that plan to operate at scale rather than purely hold or optimize costs.
A flexible and practical structure for most operating businesses.
Key features:
Limited liability protection
Flexible management structure
Pass-through taxation by default
Suitable for U.S. and non-U.S. owners
Ideal for operating companies with employees or facilities
Often used for larger or more structured businesses.
Available options:
C Corporation
S Corporation (subject to IRS eligibility)
Texas corporations are commonly used by companies with multiple shareholders, large teams, or complex operations.
We manage the full setup so your business can focus on scaling.
We verify your company name complies with Texas requirements.
A Texas-based registered agent is legally required — we provide this service.
LLC: Certificate of Formation
Corporation: Certificate of Formation
Filed with the Texas Secretary of State.
Operating Agreement (LLC)
Bylaws & shareholder documentation (Corporation)
Federal Tax ID required for:
Tax reporting
U.S. bank account opening
FinCEN BOI compliance
Ownership records, initial resolutions, and operational compliance guidance.
Certificate of Formation
Operating Agreement
Registered Agent
Employer Identification Number (EIN)
Certificate of Formation
Corporate Bylaws
Share Issuance Records
Shareholder Agreement
EIN
* Texas supports business growth but requires proper documentation and ongoing filings.
Sales tax
Yes (applies to taxable goods and services)
Franchise tax
Yes (Texas Margin Tax)
Annual compliance
Required (via Franchise Tax filing)
May 15 each year
Texas does not require a traditional annual report, but annual franchise tax and public information filings are mandatory.
To remain compliant, Texas companies must:
Maintain a registered agent
File franchise tax reports annually
File public information reports
Collect and remit sales tax if applicable
Keep corporate records up to date
We help manage ongoing compliance so your operations can scale smoothly.
Texas is especially suitable for:
Manufacturing and industrial companies
Large-scale operating businesses
Companies hiring U.S.-based teams
Logistics and distribution businesses
Businesses expanding across multiple U.S. states
If your goal is to build serious operational capacity in the U.S., Texas is often a strong choice.
We help businesses set up Texas companies that are ready to operate at scale.
End-to-end company formation
Practical, operation-focused guidance
Transparent pricing
Ongoing compliance and reporting support
* We don’t just help you incorporate — we help you build a scalable U.S. operation.
Singapore
OCC handled our offshore incorporation flawlessly. We opened a BVI company and corporate bank account within weeks.
Change Agent
Other Filing
Virtual Office
Business Account Opening
Accounting & Auditing
Renewal
Annual franchise tax & compliance management
Let our specialists help you set up your Texas LLC or Corporation — compliant, operational, and built to scale.
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