Franchise Tax Public Information ReportWhat we hold, and how it leaves
Effective 21 September 2026. This page says what a form collects, what the browser stores, and how to have it removed.
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Who this is from
Services on this site are provided by Steven Palmieri, Dallas, Texas. Steven Palmieri is the registered brand of Palmieri Enterprises, Dallas, Texas. This policy covers this domain and the other landing pages in the same family that point at the same practice. Questions about anything on this page go to +1 844-324-7273. Reply to a message we already sent you if you have one. No inbox is printed here.
What you give us
When you fill in a form on this site we receive what you put in it. Your name, your email address, your phone number if you give one, the entity type you picked, and whatever you wrote in the message box. Nothing else on the form is hidden and there is no field you cannot see.
If you pick a time on the booking page, Microsoft Bookings takes the booking details on our behalf and they reach the same practice. The calendar frame on that page stays empty until you ask for it or scroll to it, so a visit alone does not open a booking.
If you send an officer list, a formation paper, or last year's information report, we use that file to answer you and to do the work if you engage us. We do not put the names, the entity, or the figures on this website. A photograph on these pages is a public picture of a place or of an object. It is not a picture of your file.
What is collected automatically
This site records a page view with two random identifiers that your own browser stores, one that lasts and one that ends when you close the tab, together with the page that referred you and any campaign tags in the link you followed. It is first party, it goes nowhere but our own server, and it exists so we can tell which pages are worth keeping.
If your browser is set to Do Not Track, none of that is recorded at all.
Like most sites, the network that delivers these pages logs the usual request information for security and rate limiting. That log can include an address number for the connection, the browser type, and the page requested. We do not use that log to build a profile of you, and we do not sell it.
There is no advertising pixel on this site, no visitor identification service, and no third party analytics. Some other pages in the same family of sites have, at times, used a Meta pixel so a paid ad could be tied to a visit. That pixel is not on this domain. If you arrived from an ad, the only campaign marks we read here are the tags already in the link you followed.
Why we hold it, and what we never do with it
To reply to you, to prepare for the call you asked for, to do the work if you engage us, to see which pages are useful, to keep automated submissions out of the form, and to meet ordinary record keeping duties. A follow up message, when we send one, includes a way to stop.
We do not sell personal information, we do not share it for anyone else's advertising, and no decision about you is made automatically. We do not take the officer list you sent and publish it anywhere. The public report, if you later file one, is a government form. This privacy page is about the note you sent us, not about what the Comptroller displays after a filing.
How long, and how to have it removed
An enquiry is kept for as long as it takes to answer it, and for as long as an engagement and the records behind it require. If you would rather we did not keep it, say so on the phone and it goes. You can also ask what we hold and ask for it to be corrected. The same phone number reaches the person who can do it.
Those 340 square miles still count as one city. We picture that map in Dallas. A note from an owner on the far side is still one file. We do not keep a second copy in a drawer you cannot ask about. If the work never starts, the note does not grow into a permanent archive. It stays only as long as the reply needs, and then it goes when you ask.
The officer list you might attach
If the note includes names, titles, and an entity type, we use that list to prepare for the conversation and, if you engage us, to prepare the information report. We do not post it on this website. We do not drop it into a public search. We do not treat the note as a filing. A filing happens when you sign the government form and send it the way that office accepts it.
The form on this site does not ask for a street, a registered office, or the place where records are kept. If a later engagement needs an address, we ask for it in the working file, not on a public page. The fields you can see are the fields we receive. There is no hidden revenue band and no hidden upload.
If you open the calendar, Microsoft Bookings stores the time and the contact details you type there. We use that time to hold the conversation. We do not sell the booking, and we do not attach it to an advertising audience. A visit that never opens the calendar does not create a booking.
The two browser identifiers are random strings, not your name. The lasting one stays until you clear site data. The short one ends when the tab closes. Either one can be dropped by clearing the data for this site in your browser, and the phone call can ask us to stop using the copy on our side. We do not join those strings to a data broker, and we do not use them to decide whether to take you on.
Changes
If this page changes, the effective date at the top changes with it. Material changes are made on the page rather than announced somewhere else. The date on this version is 21 September 2026, carried forward from the earlier policy so a reader can see the line did not silently move.