Ap 201 1 PDF Template

The AP 201 1 form is a necessary application for obtaining a sales tax permit and/or use tax permit in Texas. It is essential for businesses operating in or engaging in taxable activities within the state. Correctly filling out this form ensures compliance with state regulations and allows for smoother financial operations.

For guidance on how to properly complete the AP 201 1 form, click the button below to get started.

Overview

The AP 201 1 form serves as a comprehensive application for various permits and fees associated with sales and use tax in Texas. It is designed specifically for businesses seeking a Sales Tax Permit, Use Tax Permit, or authorization for collecting the 9-1-1 Emergency Communications Fee and Prepaid Wireless 9-1-1 Emergency Service Fee. The form gathers crucial information about the business entity, including its legal structure, such as whether it is a profit corporation, general partnership, or limited liability company. Additionally, it requests details such as the business's federal employer identification number (FEIN), Texas taxpayer number, and the legal names of partners or key officers. The AP 201 1 also explores the nature of the business's operations in Texas, such as whether there are multiple places of business, whether they ship products to other localities, or if the business operates online. Furthermore, the form includes sections to identify if the entity has undergone mergers, engages in internet sales, or utilizes representatives in the state. Evaluating the responses to these queries enables the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts to assess tax obligations accurately. Ensuring the accuracy and completeness of the information submitted on this form is essential for the proper administration of state tax regulations and compliance requirements.

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Texas Application

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• Sales Tax Permit • Use Tax Permit • 9-1-1 Emergency Communications

• Prepaid Wireless 9-1-1 Emergency Service Fee

• Off-Road, Heavy-Duty Diesel Powered Equipment Surcharge

G L E N N H E G A R T E X A S C O M P T RO L L E R O F P U B L I C AC C O U N T S

If you are a sole proprietor, start on the next page, Item 10.

1. Business Organization Type

Profit Corporation (CT, CF)

Nonprofit Corporation (CN, CM)

Limited Liability Company (CL, CI)

Limited Partnership (PL, PF)

Professional Corporation (CP, CU)

Other (explain)

General Partnership (PB, PI)

Professional Association (AP, AF)

Business Association (AB, AC)

Joint Venture (PV, PW)

Holding Company (HF)

Business Trust (TF)

Trust (TR) Submit a copy of the trust agreement with this application.

Real Estate Investment Trust (TH, TI)

Joint Stock Company (ST, SF)

Estate (ES)

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ENTITY INFORMATION

Legal name of corporation, partnership, limited liability company, association or other legal entity

Check here if you DO NOT have an FEIN.

Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN)

(assigned by the Internal Revenue Service for reporting federal income taxes)

List any current or past 11-digit Texas Taxpayer Number for reporting

any taxes or fees to the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts.

...........................................................................

Have you ever received a Texas vendor or payee number

YES

If "YES," enter number

(Texas Identification Number/TIN)?

State/country

Month Day

Year

Enter the home state or country where this entity was formed and the formation date

............

File number

Enter the home state registration/file number

File number

........Non-Texas entities: enter the file number if registered with the Texas Secretary of State

If the business is a corporation, has it been

involved in a merger within the last seven years?

YES

If "YES," attach a detailed explanation. (See instructions.)

9. List all general partners, officers or managing members (Attach additional sheets, if necessary.)

Name

Phone (Area code and number)

Home address

City

State

ZIP code

SSN

FEIN

Percent of

County (or country, if outside the U.S.)

ownership

Position held:

General Partner

Officer/Director

Managing Member

Other

Name

Phone (Area code and number)

Home address

City

State

ZIP code

SSN

FEIN

Percent of

County (or country, if outside the U.S.)

ownership

Position held:

General Partner

Officer/Director

Managing Member

Other

If you are not a sole proprietor, go to Item 15.

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Texas Application for

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• Do NOT write in shaded areas.

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You have certain rights under Chapters 552 and 559, Government Code,

to review, request and correct information we have on file about you.

SOLE PROPRIETORS

ALL APPLICANTS

If you are a sole proprietor, start here.

(If you are NOT a sole proprietor, skip to Item 15.)

10.Legal name of sole proprietor (first, middle initial, last)

11.

Social Security number (SSN)

Check this box if you DO NOT have

a Social Security number (SSN).

12.

List any current or past 11-digit Texas Taxpayer Number for reporting

any taxes or fees to the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts

13.

Have you ever received a Texas vendor or payee

number (Texas Identification Number/TIN)?

YES

If "YES," enter number

14.

Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN), if you have one, assigned by

the Internal Revenue Service for reporting federal income taxes

.............................................................................

All applicants continue here.

15.Mailing address of taxpaying entity - This address is for an individual or the person responsible for making decisions regarding address changes and banking changes and who is responsible for overall account management and account security. Enter complete address including suite, apartment or personal mailbox number. Indicate whether the address is on a street, avenue, parkway, drive, etc., and whether there is a directional indicator (e.g., North Lamar Blvd.).

Street number and name, P.O. Box or rural route and box number				Suite/Apt. #


City	State/province	ZIP code	County (or country, if outside the U.S.)

16.

Daytime phone number (Area code and number)

17.

FAX number (Area code and number)

18.

Mobile/cellular phone number (Area code and number)

19.

Business website address(es)

20.

Contact person for business records

Name

Email address

Street address (if different from the address in Item 15)

Phone number (Area code, number and extension)

21. Alternate contact person for business records

Name

Email address

Street address (if different from the address in Item 15)

Phone number (Area code, number and extension)

22.

Name of bank or other financial institution (Attach additional sheets, if necessary.)

Business

Personal

23.

If you will be accepting payments by credit card and/or through

Merchant identification number (MID)

an online payment processing company, enter the name of the processor.

assigned by processor

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Legal name (Same as Item 2 OR Item 10)

PLACE OF BUSINESS INFORMATION

Complete all information in this section for each PLACE OF BUSINESS in Texas.

If you do not have a physical PLACE OF BUSINESS in Texas, skip to Item 30.

24.PLACE OF BUSINESS name and address - This address is for a physical location operated for the purpose of selling taxable items where sales per- sonnel receive three or more orders for taxable items during the calendar year. (Attach additional sheets for each PLACE OF BUSINESS in Texas.)

Business name (DBA)

Street address (include St, Av, Ct, etc.) or rural route and box number (Do NOT use P.O. Box address--must provide physical location address.)

Suite/Apt. number

City

State

ZIP code

Business location phone

If this PLACE OF BUSINESS address is difficult to find or includes a rural route and box number, provide the physical location or directions.

See instructions prior to answering Items 25 and 26.

25.

Within what city limits is this PLACE OF BUSINESS?

Check this box if this PLACE OF BUSINESS is

NOT located within the limits of a city in Texas.

26.

Within what county is this PLACE OF BUSINESS?

27.

Is this PLACE OF BUSINESS operated from your home?

YES

28.

Do you ship or deliver items to cities or counties in Texas other than where you have your place of business?

YES

29.Enter the name and address of the owner or landlord of this PLACE OF BUSINESS.

30.Do you maintain a distribution center, warehouse, office or any other physical location where business is

conducted in Texas?

YES

If "YES", list the location of all distribution points, warehouses or offices in Texas. (Do not include locations that are considered a PLACE OF

BUSINESS.) (Attach additional sheets, if necessary.)

Street

City

State

ZIP code

31.

Do you have any representative, agent, salesperson, canvasser or solicitor who operates under your authority to conduct business in Texas,

including selling, delivering or taking orders for taxable items?

YES

If "YES", list names and addresses of all representatives, agents, salespersons, canvassers or solicitors in Texas.

(Attach additional sheets, if necessary)

Name (first, middle initial, last)

Street address

City

State

ZIP code

32.

Do you own, use, sell, lease or rent tangible personal property located in Texas? (This includes storing machinery

and equipment.)

YES

33.

Do you provide onsite taxable services at customer locations in Texas?

YES

34.

Do you sell at temporary locations (fairs, trade shows, etc.) in Texas?

YES

If "YES", list the locations or event names and when you will be at location or event. (Attach additional sheets, if necessary)

Location and/or event name (e.g., Canton First Mondays, State Fair in Dallas, etc.)

Period in attendance (e.g., first weekend of each month, late October, etc.)

35.	.....Do you have a franchisee or licensee operating under your name who is required to collect sales and use taxes in Texas?	YES	NO
36.	Do you have a substantial ownership in, or are owned in whole or substantial part, by a person who has a business location in Texas and
	sells the same or similar line of products under a business name that is similar to your business name?
		YES	NO
37.	Do you have a substantial ownership in, or are owned in whole or substantial part, by a person who maintains a location in Texas to
	advertise, promote or facilitate sales, deliveries or returns of your products?
		YES	NO

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Legal name (Same as Item 2 OR Item 10)

38.

Do you have internet or mail order sales?

YES

39.

Are you a Marketplace Provider?

YES

40.

Will your anticipated monthly taxable sales exceed $8,000 per month?

YES

......................................................................................

41.

Will you sell alcoholic beverages?

YES

If "YES", which permit will you hold?

MIXED BEVERAGE

BEER AND WINE

42.

Is this permit for a winery located outside of Texas that will ship wine to consumers in Texas?

YES

................................................

If "YES," you must obtain an Out-of-State Winery Direct Shipper's Permit from the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. (See instructions.)

Enter the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission license number(s) for this address.

INFORMATION

43.

Will you sell memberships to a health spa?

YES

If "YES," you must attach a copy of your Health Spa certificate of registration issued by the Texas Secretary of State.

44.

Will you sell electronic cigarettes or any other device that simulates smoking by using a mechanical heating element,

battery or electronic circuit to deliver nicotine or other substances to the individual inhaling from the device?

..........................

YES

44a. If "YES," are you planning to sell electronic cigarettes over the internet, by mail order or by telephone?

YES

..........................

44b. If "YES" in 44a above, enter your email address or URL

45.

Will you sell fireworks?

YES

46.

If you have answered “NO” to questions 30-37, 39 and 43, do you elect to use the optional Single Local Tax (SLT) rate?

.......

YES

Month

Day

Year

47.

Enter the date that you will begin making sales?

48.

Will you operate this business all year?

YES

If "NO," list the months you will operate __________________________________________________________________________________

NAICS code

49. Enter your

North American Industry Classification System (NAICS)

code. (See specific instructions.)

If you don't

business.

know your NAICS code, indicate your principal type of

Agriculture

Transportation

Retail Trade

Real Estate

Direct Sales / Marketing

Mining

Finance

Services

Communications (See Item 38.)

Construction

Utilities

Insurance

Public Administration

Manufacturing

Wholesale Trade

Health Spa

Other (explain)

Primary business activity and type of products or services to be sold.

50.

Will you be required to report interest earned on sales tax? (See specific instructions.)

YES

51.

Will you sell, lease or rent off-road, heavy-duty (50 horsepower or more) diesel-powered equipment?

YES

FEES

52.

If you will be providing telecommunications services, indicate the 9-1-1 emergency communications fees you collect under Health & Safety Code,

Chapter 771.

911

9-1-1 Wireless Emergency Service Fee (91)

9-1-1 Emergency Service Fee (92)

9-1-1 Equalization Surcharge (93)

53.

Will you sell prepaid wireless telecommunications services?

YES

If you purchased an existing business or business assets, complete Item 54; if not, skip to Item 55.

Previous owner’s Texas taxpayer

54. Previous owner's trade name (DBA name)

number (if available)

OWNER

Previous owner’s legal name, address and phone number, if available

Name

Title

Phone (Area code and number)

Check each of the following items you purchased.

Inventory

Corporate stock

Equipment

Real estate

Other assets

Street address

City

State

ZIP code

Purchase price of this business or assets and the date of purchase

Month Day

Year

Purchase price

Date of purchase

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Legal name (Same as Item 2 OR Item 10)

APPLICANTS MUST BE AT LEAST 18 YEARS OLD. Parents or legal guardians can obtain a sales tax permit on behalf of a minor.

55. The sole owner, ALL general partners, managing members, officers, directors or an authorized representative

Date of signature(s)

Month Day

Year

must sign. The representative must submit a written power of attorney. (Attach additional sheets, if necessary.)

I (We) declare that the information in this document and any attachments is true and correct to the best of my (our) knowledge and belief.

SIGNATURES

Type or print name and title of sole owner, partner, officer, director or member

Driver license number/state	Are you at least 18 yrs of age
	or older?
	or older?
		YES	NO
Type or print name and title of partner, officer, director or member


Driver license number/state	Are you at least 18 yrs of age
	or older?
	or older?
		YES	NO
Type or print name and title of partner, officer, director or member


Driver license number/state	Are you at least 18 yrs of age
	or older?
	or older?
		YES	NO

Sole owner, partner, officer, director or member

Partner, officer, director or member

WARNING. You may be required to obtain an additional permit or license from the State of Texas or from a local governmental entity to conduct business. A listing of links relating to acquiring licenses, permits, and registrations from the State of Texas is available online at https://www.texas.gov/. You may also want to contact the municipality and county in which you will conduct business to determine any local governmental requirements.

FEDERAL PRIVACY ACT — Disclosure of your social security number is required and authorized under law, for the purpose of tax administration and identification of any idividual affected by applicable law, 42 U.S.C. §405(c)(2)(C)(i); Tex. Govt. Code §§403.011 and 403.078. Release of information on this form in response to a public information request will be governed by the Public Information Act,

Chapter 552, Government Code, and applicable federal law.

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File Properties

Fact Name	Details
Form Purpose	The AP 201 1 form is used for applying for a Sales Tax Permit and/or Use Tax Permit in Texas.
Governing Law	The use and requirements of this form are governed by the Texas Tax Code.
Entity Types	The form allows various business structures, including corporations, partnerships, trusts, and limited liability companies (LLCs).
FEIN Requirement	Applicants must provide a Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) unless they do not have one.
Ownership Information	Applicants must disclose ownership percentages and roles for all general partners, officers, or managing members within the entity.
Place of Business	The form requires detailed information about the physical location(s) from which business activities are conducted in Texas.
Additional Permits	Depending on the nature of business activities, additional permits may be required, such as for selling alcoholic beverages or operating a health spa.
Acknowledgment of Requirements	Applicants must acknowledge compliance with state and local business regulations and understand that additional licenses may be necessary.

Instructions on Utilizing Ap 201 1

Filling out the AP 201 1 form is an essential step for businesses seeking various tax permits in Texas. To ensure that the process goes smoothly, it's important to follow a clear set of instructions. This will help avoid any unintentional mistakes that could lead to delays.

Begin by carefully reading all instructions provided on the form.
Identify your business organization type and check the appropriate box (e.g., Profit Corporation, General Partnership, etc.).
Enter the legal name of your business in the designated field.
If applicable, provide your Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN).
If you do not have an FEIN, check the appropriate box.
List any past or current Texas Taxpayer Number you've received.
Indicate if you have ever received a Texas vendor or payee number and provide that number if you have.
State the home state or country of formation along with the formation date, if applicable.
Select ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ to indicate if your corporation has been involved in a merger within the last seven years; attach details if applicable.
List all general partners, officers, or managing members, along with their contact details and ownership percentages.
For sole proprietors, enter your full legal name and Social Security number, if you have one.
Provide your mailing address, ensuring all details are complete.
List daytime phone numbers, fax numbers, mobile numbers, and email addresses as needed.
Fill out the place of business information, including the business name and physical address.
Answer all questions regarding your business operations in Texas, including if you have representatives operating under your authority.
If applicable, disclose details about any temporary business locations or events.
Complete all applicable sections regarding sales tax obligations and any additional permits required.
Lastly, ensure that all required signatures are provided and that you are at least 18 years old.

The completion of this form allows your business to comply with local tax laws. Make sure all information is accurate and submit it through the designated channels as indicated on the form. Double-check for any attachments you may need to include with your application.

Important Facts about Ap 201 1

What is the AP 201 1 form used for?

The AP 201 1 form is primarily used to apply for a Sales Tax Permit and/or a Use Tax Permit in Texas. Businesses need these permits to collect sales tax on taxable items they sell in the state. Additionally, the form gathers important information about the business entity for tax purposes.

Who needs to fill out the AP 201 1 form?

Any individual or entity planning to engage in business in Texas and wishing to sell taxable goods or services needs to complete the AP 201 1 form. This includes sole proprietors, partnerships, corporations, limited liability companies, and other business structures.

What information is required on the AP 201 1 form?

You’ll need to provide details like the legal name of the business, business structure type, Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN), Texas Taxpayer Number, and contact information. The form also requires specifics about the owners and any physical locations from which the business operates.

How does a sole proprietor complete the AP 201 1 form?

Sole proprietors should start filling out the form from Item 10, where they enter their legal name and Social Security Number (SSN). If they don't have an SSN, they should check the appropriate box. They then provide necessary business information and must sign the form at the end, confirming the accuracy of the information submitted.

What should I do if my business is not located in Texas?

If your business does not have a physical location in Texas, you still may need to fill out the AP 201 1 form for various tax purposes. Follow instructions and skip certain sections relevant to businesses with no physical presence, focusing on applicable items that require your information.

Can I apply for multiple permits using the AP 201 1 form?

Yes, when filling out the AP 201 1 form, you can apply for multiple permits, such as the Sales Tax Permit or the Use Tax Permit. Just indicate the specific permits you are applying for and provide the necessary details as required by the form.

What happens after I submit the AP 201 1 form?

Once the AP 201 1 form is submitted, it will be reviewed by the Texas Comptroller’s office. If additional information is needed, they may reach out to you. Once approved, you will receive your permits, which will allow you to legally collect sales or use tax from customers.

Are there any fees associated with the AP 201 1 form?

In general, there is no fee to apply for a Sales Tax Permit using the AP 201 1 form. However, businesses should check for any specific fees related to additional permits or licenses they may require depending on their business activities.

Common mistakes

Filling out the AP 201 1 form can feel overwhelming, but there are common pitfalls that applicants often encounter. One major mistake occurs when individuals fail to provide complete and accurate information in the Entity Information section. This section requires precise details about your business structure, such as whether it’s a corporation, partnership, or LLC. Omitting essential information or selecting the wrong business type can lead to processing delays or even rejection of the application.

Another frequent error is neglecting the Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) or Texas Taxpayer Number. Many applicants either leave these fields blank or incorrectly fill them out. Your FEIN is crucial for federal income tax purposes, and omitting it could hinder your ability to conduct business legally. Always double-check that these numbers are accurate before submission.

A third mistake comes in the form of not checking for required attachments. The AP 201 1 form explicitly asks for various documents, such as a trust agreement if applicable, or detailed explanations for mergers. Forgetting to include these documents can result in a returned application, complicating the process further.

People also often rush through the contact information section. Failing to provide a complete mailing address, daytime phone number, and email address can hinder communications with the Comptroller's office. The lack of clear contact details can lead to misunderstandings or missed notifications regarding your application status.

In addition, applicants sometimes misinterpret the questions about business operations. For instance, questions relating to whether the business is operated from home or whether goods are shipped to other areas in Texas require thoughtful consideration. Misrepresenting this information could lead to issues down the line, including potential legal ramifications.

Finally, many individuals overlook the signature section, which is essential for submission. Each responsible party must sign the application, verifying the truthfulness of the provided information. Skipping this step can halt the application process and cause unnecessary frustration. Ensure that all relevant signatures are obtained prior to submission to avoid delays.

Documents used along the form

When completing the Texas Application AP 201 1 form, several additional documents may be required for a comprehensive submission. Here is a summary of six commonly used forms associated with the AP 201 1 form.

Sales Tax Permit (AP-201-2): This document is essential for businesses that sell tangible personal property in Texas. A sales tax permit allows businesses to collect sales tax on taxable sales, complying with state regulations.
Use Tax Permit: This permit is needed for businesses that purchase items from outside Texas but use them within the state. It ensures compliance with use tax requirements applicable to out-of-state purchases.
9-1-1 Emergency Communications Form: If your business collects fees for 9-1-1 emergency communications services, this form is necessary to report the collection and remit the appropriate funds to the state.
Prepaid Wireless 9-1-1 Emergency Service Fee Form: Businesses selling prepaid wireless services must fill out this form to report and remit fees related to emergency services, ensuring public safety funds are properly allocated.
Off-Road Heavy-Duty Diesel Equipment Surcharge Form: If your business involves heavy-duty diesel-powered equipment, this form must be completed to report any surcharges applicable under Texas law.
Trust Agreement (if applicable): If the applicant is a trust, a copy of the trust agreement should accompany the application. This document provides the necessary legal framework for the trust’s operations.

Each of these documents serves a significant role in ensuring compliance with Texas tax regulations. It is important to gather and review all required forms carefully before submission to avoid delays in processing.

Similar forms

Sales Tax Permit Application: Like the AP 201 1, this document is essential for businesses engaged in selling taxable goods in Texas. It collects information about the business, its owners, and their anticipated sales, creating a necessary framework for tax compliance.
Use Tax Permit Application: This form is designed for businesses that purchase goods from out-of-state. Similar to the AP 201 1, it aims to ensure tax accountability by gathering details about business ownership and operations within Texas.
9-1-1 Emergency Communications Fee Application: Like the AP 201 1, this document requires businesses to disclose specific operational details. It ensures that the relevant fees are collected for emergency services based on the business's location and activities.
Prepaid Wireless 9-1-1 Emergency Service Fee Application: This form is akin to the AP 201 1 in that it mandates businesses offering prepaid wireless services to provide key business details. The goal is to facilitate compliance with emergency service funding requirements.

Dos and Don'ts

When completing the AP 201 1 form, attention to detail is vital. To ensure your application is processed smoothly, consider the following guidelines:

Do double-check all information for accuracy before submission. Even small errors can lead to delays.
Don’t leave any required fields blank. If unsure about a particular item, seek clarification instead of skipping it.
Do use clear and legible handwriting or type the information where indicated. Clarity helps prevent misunderstandings.
Don’t write in the shaded areas of the form, as these are not designated for responses.
Do attach any necessary supporting documents, such as trust agreements, if applicable.
Don’t forget to include your contact information. This ensures that you can be reached easily regarding your application.
Do retain a copy of the completed form for your records. This can be helpful for future reference.

Misconceptions

Misconception 1: The AP 201 1 form is only for large businesses.

This form is applicable to a wide range of entities, including small businesses, sole proprietors, and non-profit organizations. Any entity seeking a Sales Tax or Use Tax permit in Texas must complete it, regardless of size.

Misconception 2: The AP 201 1 form is only necessary for those selling physical items.

Sales Tax permits are also required for entities providing taxable services. As a result, any business that engages in selling products or services that are subject to taxation must fill out this form.

Misconception 3: Sole proprietors do not need to complete the AP 201 1 form.

Sole proprietors are required to complete the AP 201 1 form just like any other business structure. This ensures compliance with state tax regulations, which apply to all business entities operating in Texas.

Misconception 4: The AP 201 1 form can be submitted without a Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN).

While it is true that sole proprietors may choose to apply without an FEIN, many businesses will require one for federal tax purposes. If they have employees or are registered as a corporation, they must provide this number when submitting the form.

Misconception 5: Filling out the AP 201 1 form guarantees the issuance of a sales tax permit.

Submitting the form does not automatically result in the permit being granted. The Texas Comptroller reviews the application and may require additional information, documentation, or clarification before issuing the permit.

Key takeaways

Understand the Purpose: The AP 201 1 form is essential for obtaining a Sales Tax Permit and/or Use Tax Permit in Texas. Proper completion ensures compliance with state tax regulations.
Gather Necessary Information: Before filling out the form, collect all required data, including business structure details, Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN), and any past Texas Taxpayer Numbers.
Follow Submission Guidelines: Ensure that all sections are filled out accurately. Do not write in shaded areas, and remember to attach any additional documentation, such as trust agreements where applicable.
Keep Copies for Records: After submitting the form, maintain a copy for your records. This will help in tracking and managing your permits and any future communications with the Texas Comptroller's office.

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