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Learn how to electronically file and pay various taxes in Texas, including sales and use tax, alcohol tax, and insurance tax. Find out the requirements, due dates, penalties, and payment options for each tax.
To file and/or pay taxes or fees using Webfile, you need a Personal Identification Code (Webfile number). This number will be printed on returns and notices you receive from us in the mail. Your Personal Identification Code (Webfile number) will be one of the following:
Webfile is an online service that allows you to file and pay sales tax, franchise tax, cigarette tax and other taxes electronically. You can also access tax forms, lookup tools, rates, payments and more on the Comptroller's website.
Learn about the 6.25 percent state sales and use tax and the local tax rates up to 2 percent in Texas. Find out how to register, report, pay, claim discounts, and access resources for various industries and services.
Webfile is a secure, online tool for filing and paying sales tax and fees in Texas. Learn how to use the new and improved Webfile with an easy-to-follow user interface, frequent updates, and 24/7 access.
Learn how to create a Webfile account to file and pay Texas taxes online. You need your Texas taxpayer ID numbers and Webfile number (s) for each taxpayer account.
Learn how to file and pay the Texas franchise tax online or by mail. Find out the tax rates, thresholds, deductions, due dates, and penalties for 2024 and prior years.
Motor carriers are encouraged to apply for an IFTA license through the Comptroller’s Webfile system. With Webfile it’s easy to submit the application electronically from the convenience of a home or office without the delays associated with mailing paper applications.
Find out how to reach the Comptroller's Office by phone, email, TDD or in person. Get online help and access frequently called numbers, employee directory and taxpayer bill of rights.
Learn how to file Form 05-102, Texas Franchise Tax Public Information Report (PIR), and Form 05-167, Franchise Tax Ownership Information Report (OIR), annually for your taxable entity. Find out who is exempt, who must file, where to submit, and what are the consequences of failure to file.