Owners looking for a fractional CFO in Texas usually want someone who knows how the state taxes a growing company. A second location, a new county, a first hire or a move from out of state each adds a filing, a rate or a date, and nobody puts the Texas rules in one place. This site exists to do that. It lists the rules, explains which ones turn into planning numbers and says which ones belong to someone else.
Steven Palmieri is a Tax CFO, called the Entrepreneur's CFO inside the practice. Behind this site is Steven and his team, a practice in Dallas, Texas, serving owners across the Texaplex and beyond on video, with shared books and a scheduling link. We are all Texans, after all. In plain terms, a Tax CFO closes each month, prepares the return and helps an owner choose the year's moves in time. For a Texas company with more than one place, that means one set of books tagged by location, one calendar of Texas dates and one federal return that comes from the same file.
Each interior page picks one Texas question and answers it. Franchise tax as a number you can plan. What no state income tax actually changes. Sales tax when you sell from more than one city. Renditions when equipment sits in more than one county. Moving a company in. Hiring the first people. Working across the four big metros, and one page for Austin, where no other part of the practice yet has a page of its own. Every page ends with the single Texas date that its subject puts on your calendar.
Fractional CFO Texas is the name we give this work. It claims no offices in other cities, and it does not suggest that every Texas city is in the Texaplex.
It does not replace a licensed firm when an investor, a lender or a state contract requires audited or reviewed statements, and it does not give legal advice about conversions, mergers or entity documents. Those boundaries are explained once, on the page about Texas work that needs a licensed firm. Nothing on these pages promises a result, a price or a saving. Any fee is set in writing before work begins, after we have seen your books.
Most owners start by reading the questions page. Others prefer a conversation, and the first one is a free Second Look call by video. We list your Texas filings by location and look at the next decision.
The practice has a wider home at stevenpalmieri.com, where the work is described for owners in general.
We are here to help, and we like hearing about the cities a company is growing into.
You will be talking to the Steven Palmieri practice.