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What are the filing fees for a conversion?

April 26, 2017conversion fees filing

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What are the filing fees for a conversion?

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Generally, $300 ($50 for nonprofit corporations) plus the filing fee for the converted entity (the entity after the conversion), if the converted entity is a Texas filing entity. For example: • The filing fee for converting a Nevada corporation to a Texas limited liability company is $300 plus $300, for a total of $600. • The filing fee for converting a Delaware limited liability company to a Texas limited liability company is $300 plus $300, for a total of $600. • The filing fee for converting a Texas corporation to a Texas limited liability company is $300 plus $300, for a total of $600. • The filing fee for converting a Texas professional association to a Texas limited partnership is $300 plus $750, for a total of $1050. • The filing fee for converting a Texas limited liability company to a Texas general partnership is $300. • The filing fee for converting a Texas limited liability company to a Delaware limited liability company is $300.