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How much is your Texas business overpaying?
An S-corp savings estimate and a list of what Texas expects you to file, in about thirty seconds. I built it for my own clients and left it up for anyone to use.
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- Texas licensed CPA
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Tell me about your business
All figures are estimates for planning purposes only. Not tax advice.
How it works
Enter your figures
Business structure, industry, revenue, and net profit. Everything runs in your browser, so the numbers you type never leave your machine.
See what it finds
What an S-corp election might save you, what you owe the Texas Comptroller, whether you should be collecting sales tax, and anything specific to your industry worth a second look.
Talk it through if you want
Send me your situation and I'll tell you whether the estimate holds up against it. No charge for the question.
If the estimate looks worth acting on
Licensed in Texas
I hold an active CPA license from the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy. The return you file gets my signature on it.
You know the price first
The fee is agreed in writing before I start, and it covers the books, the returns, and the planning conversations during the year.
You deal with me
There's nobody else here. Your emails and calls come to me, and I do the work.
S-corp elections
Whether the election is worth making, what salary is defensible if you make it, and how to handle the year you switch.
QuickBooks Online
Certified ProAdvisor. I clean up the books, keep them reconciled, and hand them to the return already closed.
Texas franchise tax
The May 15 filing, the Public Information Report, and the franchise tax calculation that keeps your entity in good standing.
Calculator notice. This calculator is provided for educational and planning purposes only. It does not constitute tax advice, legal advice, or a formal engagement with Ryan Hogan CPA PLLC. All calculations are estimates based on general tax principles and may not reflect your specific situation. Consult a licensed CPA for advice tailored to your circumstances.