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A Texas Comptroller sales tax permit dated July 24, 2026, lists Professional Black Belt Academy West Prosper in Prosper.
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July 26, 20261 min read
Professional Black Belt Academy West Prosper appears in Texas Comptroller new sales tax permit records dated July 24, 2026.
The entity is registered at 3620 W 1St St Ste 10, Prosper, TX, 75078.
The name suggests a martial arts training facility.
The public record categorizes the business under a general commercial classification.
The documentation provides the registered location and the date of issuance.
No additional information regarding management, staffing, or operational schedules is contained within the permit documentation.
The record contains only the business name, address, and permit date.
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