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Meisje Chance Photography

a new professional services firm in Gilmer, Texas · Permit issued August 26, 2026

THE FILING
Status
Sales tax permit issued
Source
Texas Comptroller sales tax permits
Sales tax permit issued
August 26, 2026
First sales date
August 24, 2026
Last checked against state data
October 14, 2026
Legal name
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Industry (NAICS)
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WHERE
5013 Market St, Gilmer 🔒 PRO
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Is it open yet?

Is Meisje Chance Photography open yet?

Its filing says sales began, or were set to begin, on August 24, 2026; the Texas sales tax permit was issued August 26, 2026. That is a state filing date, not a confirmed opening day, so check with the business before you go.

When did Meisje Chance Photography file with the State of Texas?

Texas sales tax permit issued August 26, 2026; first sales date on file August 24, 2026.

How current is this information?

Checked against the Texas Comptroller's sales tax permit list on October 14, 2026. Texas New Openings re-checks recent filings every morning and updates this page when the state's data changes.

Who's behind it

TEXAS COMPTROLLER · FRANCHISE TAX RECORD
Entity
Meisje Chance Photography LLC
Entity type
Texas limited liability company
Formed
August 16, 2026
Secretary of State status
Active
Right to transact business
Active
Registered agent
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Officers & managers
None filed yet (new entities list them with their first annual report)

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Source: Texas Comptroller sales tax permits, via data.texas.gov; entity details from the Texas Comptroller franchise tax search. Public records, updated daily. Something wrong? Tell us.