Difference between revisions of "How to Start a Company in Texas"
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− | When you create a business in Texas, you have the opportunity to choose from multiple business structures including for-profit and nonprofit corporations. You can incorporate in Texas by naming your company, choosing a registered agent, selecting board members and filing a Certificate of Formation. In addition, if you have already incorporated in another state but wish to do business in Texas, you may have to register your foreign corporation with the state. | + | [http://www.wikihow.com/Incorporate-in-Texas]When you create a business in Texas, you have the opportunity to choose from multiple business structures including for-profit and nonprofit corporations. You can incorporate in Texas by naming your company, choosing a registered agent, selecting board members and filing a Certificate of Formation. In addition, if you have already incorporated in another state but wish to do business in Texas, you may have to register your foreign corporation with the state. |
Revision as of 17:56, 15 January 2016
Basic process:
Step 1: Business Structure and Name
Determine the legal structure of the business and properly file the business name with the state and/or county.
- Sole Proprietorship
- For Profit Corporation
- Professional Corporation
- Professional Association
- General Partnership
- Limited Partnership
- Limited Liability Partnership
- Limited Liability Company
(Above information are obtained from Texas Small Business Handbook [1])
Step 2: Tax Responsibilities
Determine the potential tax responsibilities of the new business on the federal, state, and local level.
Step 3: Business Licenses and Permits
Determine necessary licenses, permits, certifications, registrations, and/or authorizations for a specific business on the federal, state, and local level.
Step 4: Business Employer Requirements
Determine federal and state employer requirements. There are various laws relating to employment of personnel.
More Details on How to Incorporate in Texas:
[2]When you create a business in Texas, you have the opportunity to choose from multiple business structures including for-profit and nonprofit corporations. You can incorporate in Texas by naming your company, choosing a registered agent, selecting board members and filing a Certificate of Formation. In addition, if you have already incorporated in another state but wish to do business in Texas, you may have to register your foreign corporation with the state.