Texas Small Business Financial Recovery
Texas has no state income tax — but franchise tax, workers comp opt-out decisions, and missed JETI agreements still leak $30K+/yr from most operators.
How Texas taxes small business
No state income tax. 0.375-0.75% franchise tax above $2.47M revenue threshold. Workers comp is optional.
Where Texas businesses lose money
Franchise tax over-reporting
$2K–$25KMany TX businesses don't apply the no-tax-due threshold ($2.47M) or pick the wrong calculation method (EZ vs cost of goods vs compensation).
Workers comp non-subscriber decision missed
$5K–$100KTexas is the only state where workers comp is optional. Non-subscribers save 100% of premium but lose statutory immunity. ROI analysis often skipped.
Texas Enterprise Fund / Skills Development Fund
$5K–$500KDiscretionary grants for hiring, training, and capital investment. Most TX SMBs never apply.
State-specific incentives most Texas owners miss
- Texas Enterprise Fund
- Skills Development Fund
- JETI Property Tax Limitations
- Product Development Fund
Plus all federal programs (R&D credit, Section 179, WOTC, QBI deduction, SBA loans).
Texas operators benefit from no income tax but routinely miss state-level discretionary programs and workers comp optimization. Energy and construction sectors particularly under-claim.
Find what you're losing in Texas →From first question to recovery — 4 steps
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Quick conversation
Answer 5 questions about your Texas business — type, revenue, costs, and tools.
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Instant analysis
We compare your structure to Texas state benchmarks and run 4,200+ leak detectors.
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See your leaks
Get your Financial Health Score and a breakdown of every recoverable dollar.
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Fix it
We hand off to a vetted US partner or run the recovery on contingency. You only pay if money actually comes back.
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