Texas LLC Guides for Care & Wellness Businesses
Thinking of starting a care or wellness business in Texas? Below you'll find the LLC formation details for Texas alongside a complete guide for each service type.
Texas LLC at a Glance
Note: Texas has no personal state income tax. The Secretary of State does not require an annual report, but this does not mean there is no annual filing: every taxable entity must file an annual franchise tax report with the Texas Comptroller by May 15. For the 2026 report year the no-tax-due threshold is $2.65 million of annualized total revenue — an LLC at or below it owes no franchise tax but must still file a Public Information Report (PIR) or Ownership Information Report (OIR). The threshold is adjusted periodically, so confirm the current figure for your report year with the Comptroller.
Checked against Texas Secretary of State guidance on . Sources: Texas Comptroller — Franchise Tax; Texas Comptroller — Requirements for Reporting and Paying Franchise Tax; Texas Comptroller — 2026 Franchise Tax Report Forms.
Session.care builds appointment-booking software. This is general information, not legal, tax, or professional-licensing advice, and fees and deadlines change. Speak to a qualified Texas attorney or accountant before you file.
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Each guide covers the Texas-specific LLC steps, required licenses, insurance, and startup costs for that business type.
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