Texas 2026 franchise tax — I'm below the $2.65M no-tax-due threshold. Do I still file the PIR?
My Texas LLC had about $40,000 of revenue in 2025 — way below any Texas franchise-tax threshold I've seen. I read that for 2026 the no-tax-due threshold is $2.65 million. Does that mean I file nothing at all, or do I still owe a report by May 15?
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