Learn about Texas' 12 economic regions and the state as whole using TexStats, a powerful tool linking you to information about demographics, infrastructure, education, jobs and health care availability. Visit TexStats.
The education savings account program is now formally called Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA). In addition, Odyssey will assist the Comptroller’s office in administering the program. Learn more about TEFA.
The Comptroller's office cautions taxpayers and vendors to be aware of scam messages claiming to be from our office and other Texas state agencies. View recent phishing scams.
Taxpayers affected by heavy rainfall and flash flooding in the Hill Country may be eligible for an extension to pay Texas taxes. See Disaster Relief Information.
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Franchise tax reports are due Nov. 17, 2025, for taxpayers who filed valid extensions for the 2025 annual tax report. See Franchise Tax for more information.
Franchise taxpayers who extended to Aug. 15, 2025, but failed to file their second extension or did not file the 2025 franchise tax return, will receive the Texas Notice of Intent to Forfeit Right to Transact Business. See our Tax Notices and Resolving Problems With Your Account webpage to determine how to resolve the issue.
Franchise taxpayers who did not meet their 2025 filing requirements will receive the Texas Notice of Forfeiture of Right to Transact Business. See our Tax Notices and Resolving Problems With Your Account webpage to determine how to resolve the issue.
Shorter wait times occur from 8-10 a.m. and 4-5 p.m. Please have your 11-digit taxpayer number ready when you call. For additional information, see Call Tips and Peak Schedule.