Forfeited Texas businesses

389,900 entities with a Texas address show a forfeited right to transact business in the Comptroller franchise tax file (12.5% of Texas-addressed entities). Forfeiture usually follows unfiled franchise tax or information reports. It can be undone: see the Texas reinstatement guide.

By city

• Forfeited businesses in Houston
• Forfeited businesses in Austin
• Forfeited businesses in Dallas
• Forfeited businesses in San Antonio
• Forfeited businesses in Fort Worth
• Forfeited businesses in Frisco
• Forfeited businesses in Plano
• Forfeited businesses in Katy
• Forfeited businesses in El Paso
• Forfeited businesses in Spring
• Forfeited businesses in Sugar Land
• Forfeited businesses in Arlington
• Forfeited businesses in Irving
• Forfeited businesses in Mckinney
• Forfeited businesses in Richmond
• Forfeited businesses in Midland
• Forfeited businesses in Cypress
• Forfeited businesses in Lubbock
• Forfeited businesses in Laredo
• Forfeited businesses in Corpus Christi
• Forfeited businesses in Mcallen
• Forfeited businesses in Carrollton
• Forfeited businesses in Amarillo
• Forfeited businesses in Richardson
• Forfeited businesses in Conroe
• Forfeited businesses in Round Rock
• Forfeited businesses in The Woodlands
• Forfeited businesses in Tyler
• Forfeited businesses in Allen
• Forfeited businesses in Garland
• Forfeited businesses in New Braunfels
• Forfeited businesses in Georgetown
• Forfeited businesses in Southlake
• Forfeited businesses in Pearland
• Forfeited businesses in Missouri City
• Forfeited businesses in Grand Prairie
• Forfeited businesses in Odessa
• Forfeited businesses in Tomball
• Forfeited businesses in Humble
• Forfeited businesses in Lewisville
• Forfeited businesses in Flower Mound
• Forfeited businesses in Leander
• Forfeited businesses in Waco
• Forfeited businesses in Brownsville
• Forfeited businesses in Cedar Park
• Forfeited businesses in Boerne
• Forfeited businesses in Beaumont
• Forfeited businesses in Denton
• Forfeited businesses in Rockwall
• Forfeited businesses in Prosper
• Forfeited businesses in Mansfield
• Forfeited businesses in Abilene
• Forfeited businesses in Edinburg
• Forfeited businesses in Mission
• Forfeited businesses in Montgomery
• Forfeited businesses in Longview
• Forfeited businesses in Magnolia
• Forfeited businesses in Weatherford
• Forfeited businesses in Pflugerville
• Forfeited businesses in College Sta

Sources: Texas Comptroller Active Franchise Taxpayers (data.texas.gov); Texas Comptroller franchise tax; Texas Secretary of State business filings; Form 205 (filing fee $300).