Every new Texas sales tax permit, every dayNew Sales Tax Permits in Texas
We track newly issued Texas sales tax permits and enrich each record with verified contact info. Browse by city or category below.
Updated October 2, 2026 · Most recent sales tax permit Sep 29, 2026
Every new Texas filing, every day
See how it worksAbout Texas sales tax permits
DayOneLead tracks Texas businesses receiving new sales tax permits. We have logged 133,500 permits so far, spread across 1,512 cities and towns. 11,289 of those permits were issued in the last 30 days. Each record is pulled from the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts and enriched with owner and contact details where we can verify them.
New business activity is heaviest in Houston (13,839), San Antonio (7,038), and Austin (6,145). Hundreds of smaller cities add sales tax permits every week too, so the full city list below runs well past the busiest few.
By industry, the most common new Texas businesses are Restaurant, Food & Beverage, and Bakery. Open any category inside a city to see only the records that match, or browse the latest statewide records further down the page. The most recent sales tax permit we recorded was on Sep 29, 2026.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many new Texas sales tax permits are issued each month?
About 11,289 Texas sales tax permits were issued in the last 30 days. DayOneLead has logged 133,500 in total across 1,512 cities.
How fresh is the Texas new business data?
We refresh this list every day from the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts. The most recent sales tax permit we recorded was on Sep 29, 2026.
What information is included for each Texas business?
Each record shows the business name, permit issue date, city, and category, plus a verified owner name, phone, email, and website wherever we can confirm them.
Where does DayOneLead get its Texas business records?
Every record comes directly from the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts public records, then is enriched with contact data.
Can I find new Texas businesses that do not have a website?
Yes. You can filter Texas permit records for businesses with no website or an outdated one, which is ideal for web design and marketing agencies.
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