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State Comptroller’s Office Makes Changes in Texas Franchise Tax Law
Tax
Specialists, Traders Accounting, Helps Clients Prepare For New Texas Franchise
Tax Instructions
Phoenix,
AZ - December 20, 2007 – Traders Accounting, the leader in business
consulting and tax planning services for day traders, is helping Texas
business owners understand the changes
in the Texas franchise tax law. The Texas
state comptroller's office provides franchise tax forms which are
accessible through their website.
According
to the Texas state comptroller’s office, “the Texas franchise
tax is a privilege tax imposed on each taxable entity chartered/organized
in Texas or doing business in Texas.” Each entity will have a tax
rate between 0.5% and 1% depending on the criteria listed in the new Texas
franchise tax instructions.
“The
changes made to the Texas franchise tax instructions can be very cumbersome
due to the different tax rates now being charged and which rate companies
need to pay,” said Michelle Boyer, CPA from Traders Accounting.
“We at Traders want to help the Texas state comptroller’s
office and ensure business owners understand what is now required of them.”
Traders Accounting
is assisting business owners to understand the changes in the Texas franchise
tax law through one-on-one consultations available to help with their
accounting needs. The company specializes in business needs including
tax planning and business consulting.
About
Traders Accounting:
Traders Accounting has been offering business consulting and day trading
advice for over eight years nationwide. The Traders Accounting business
consultants are knowledgeable with the changes in Texas franchise law
and can help business owners understand how this will affect their business.
Their knowledge and experience has helped them become an industry leader
recommending advice on tax planning for day traders. For more information
visit www.TradersAccounting.com.
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