The filings we own for you
Sales & use tax
Registration, calculation, and filing across Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado — monthly, quarterly, or annual. One state standard in every tier.
Gross receipts tax
New Mexico GRT reporting handled correctly — including location codes and deductions most preparers miss. GRT is not Texas sales tax.
Texas franchise tax
Annual franchise tax reports and public information reports filed on time. "No tax due" can still mean a report is due.
Property renditions
Business personal property renditions prepared and filed with your county appraisal district — equipment, tools, furniture.
Deadline monitoring
One calendar across three states, tracked for you — with reminders before anything is due, never after.
Registrations & notices
New permits and accounts set up as you expand — and state notices answered before they become problems.
Compliance runs quietly when it's connected to the books
Because we keep the ledger, every filing starts from reconciled numbers — no scrambling for figures, no amended returns, no penalties for late surprises. CFO cash forecasts have to include estimated sales/use, GRT, and franchise outflows or the 13-week model is incomplete.
Part of the monthly retainer, not a surprise invoice
Essentials includes the books-and-filings floor (one sales/use or GRT state standard; Texas franchise; BPP; business returns). Advisory and CFO sit on top. We do not invent a standalone GRT SKU on this page. Thirty-minute assessment → confirmed monthly fee.
Questions, answered
What's the difference between this page and TX–NM compliance? +
This page is the hub for every filing (including Colorado and BPP). TX–NM compliance is the deep page for Texas franchise tax and New Mexico GRT.
We're a Texas LLC with jobs in New Mexico. What do we file? +
At minimum, NM GRT for that activity plus Texas franchise if you meet Texas filing requirements. Sales/use may also apply. Assessment maps the calendar.
Do you register new permits when we expand? +
Yes. New permits, accounts, and state notices are in scope.
Do you file BPP renditions? +
Yes — with the county appraisal district, as part of compliance.
Is this the same as our federal tax return? +
No. Federal and state income tax live on tax services. This calendar is sales/use, GRT, franchise, and property renditions.
What does it cost? +
Extra states and locations are scoped at the assessment call, which sets the fee. See if we're a fit →