Unsure of What Type of New York Business Entity to Use?

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If you are opening a new business in New York, then take a look at the New York Department of State's brochure entitled Forming a Business in
New York: An Overview. The brochure provides a concise table comparing and contrasting the various business entities available in New York as well as identifying the typical tax basis for each type of entity.


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