Unsure where you owe sales or use tax
Run Your Nexus Risk CheckA Texas Voluntary Disclosure Agreement allows eligible businesses to resolve unreported sales tax liabilities while limiting penalties and reducing audit risk.
A properly structured VDA may:
If your business may have Texas nexus exposure, acting before receiving contact from the Comptroller is critical.
Run Your Nexus Risk CheckA VDA is an agreement between a business and the Texas Comptroller that allows voluntary registration and payment of back taxes under negotiated terms.
Texas VDAs are typically available when:
Without voluntary disclosure, Texas may review multiple prior years during an audit.
Under a VDA, the state may:
Reducing the lookback period can significantly lower total liability.
Before registering or filing, confirm whether your business has created sales tax nexus in California or Texas.
Run Your Nexus Risk CheckA voluntary disclosure agreement may not be available if:
In these situations, different resolution strategies may be required.
Accurate nexus analysis is critical before entering a voluntary disclosure negotiation.
Once the state contacts your business, voluntary disclosure eligibility may be limited. Businesses that act before enforcement begins generally preserve more flexibility and reduce financial exposure.
If your business may have unreported Texas sales tax, the first step is determining when nexus began and estimating total liability.
Run Your Nexus Risk CheckIdentify potential eligibility before enforcement limits your options.