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If i open an INC in DE or NV then I have to pay in one of those states and in TX too. Can I open an INC in TX?

OK bell123.
So, lets say I need to register an INC in DE and let this entity hold
1) the LLC registered in NJ (and its foreign OH LLC)
2) and register a foreign qualification in TX to the INC in DE
Right?

G and T, My first answer to you asked "Do you have an Accountant"??
LUCKIEST

Luckiest, Nope I dont.

This question is marked as answered, but I'm not sure it is.

If you have a New Jersey LLC, you must maintain a physical address (or as an alternative, employ a resident agent with a physical address) in New Jersey. That is the official address is where the corporation would be served, and where corporate documents and records would be filed.

The NJ LLC would be considered a foreign corporation in Texas, and you must register it with the Secretary of State using Form 304 - Application for Certification of Authority (Limited Liability Company) and obtain a certificate granting permission to do business (no big deal, but a big penalty for failure to comply). You also must file Form AP-113 Texas Nexus Questionnaire with the state Comptroller to determine whether or no you'll pay franchise fees or taxes. Finally, you'll need to visit http://www.window.state.tx.us/taxpermit/ and file for a sales tax and use permit.

Even if you incorporated in another state (other than Texas), you'd need a resident agent in that state, and you'd need to register as a foreign corporation in Texas as outlined above.

Hope this helps. Best wishes.

Thanks, Luckiest, and I wish you and yours the same!