Many businesses that operate in New York State will at some point be presented with a business opportunity in another state. Business owners need to be mindful of the corporate filing requirements of other states in which they operate. This blog post provides an overview of the corporate filing requirements that may be applicable when a New York business engages in operations in another state. Continue reading “Doing Business in Other States- An Overview of Corporate Filing Requirements”
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Choosing a Business Entity—Part Two
By Lindsay A. Getman, Summer Associate
In part one of this series, we provided information on the benefits and disadvantages of sole proprietorships and partnerships as business entities. Part two of this series will discuss corporations and limited liability companies, two additional entity types that a business owner in New York may choose. These types of entity formations can be a costly and burdensome process for a business owner, but formalizing the business structure in this way can also provide numerous benefits and protections. In New York State, business owners may choose from the C corporation, the S corporation and the limited liability company, or LLC.