Legal Information for Large and Small Business Owners
How Do I Form a Limited Liability Company in New York?
Organizers form an LLC in New York by filing the Articles of Organization, pursuant to Section 203 of the New York Limited Liability Company Law, with the Department of State. Organizers prepare, sign and file the Articles of Organization that creates the LLC. Any person or business entity may be an organizer (it does not have to be a business lawyer or corporate attorney). Organizers may be, but need not be, a member of the LLC formed. You can obtain a basic Articles of Organization from the New York Department of State here (note, this form reflects only the basic requirements — Articles of Organization may include other provisions consistent with law).
Of course, if you have any questions on How to Form a Limited Liability Company in New York, it is best to discuss them with a New York Small Business Lawyer.
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What are my Employer Obligations for Employees in New York?
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consult with a corporate attorney. NY employers may be obligated to provide: workers’ compensation insurance, Disability Benefits, unemployment insurance, notices, pay federal unemployment tax, pay Social Security tax, comply with immigration laws. it is best to discuss the above Employer Obligations for Employees in New York with a New York Business Attorney.
What is a New York Professional Service Limited Liability Company (PLLC)?
about 3 months ago - 1 comment
It is best to discuss the difference between a NY PLLC vs. an LLC with a New York Small Business Attorney (or corporate attorney).
Are There Any Special Responsibilities or Formalities Associated With Forming a New York Limited Liability Company?
about 3 months ago - 1 comment
it is best to discuss the Special Responsibilities and Formalities Associated With Forming a New York Limited Liability Company with a New York Small Business Lawyer (or company lawyer).
How is a New York Limited Liability Company (LLC) Taxed?
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A LLC may be taxed as a partnership, a pass-though entity or a corporation. Call your New York Small Business Lawyer.
How Do I Convert a Partnership, LLC or Other Business Entity into a Corporation?
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(You may also want to read our related post, “How Do I Convert a Partnership, Corporation or Other Entity into an LLC?“) The New York Limited Liability Company Laws and the Delaware General Corporation Laws have provisions to easily convert an existing limited liability company, and with respect to Delaware, general partnership, limited partnership, other
Where can I Find Links to New York Business Laws?
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Look here to find links to the New York Limited Liability Company Law, the New York Business Corporation Law, the New York Partnership Act, and the New York General Obligations Law.
How Do I Convert a Partnership, Corporation or Other Entity into an LLC?
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(You may also want to read our related post, “How Do I Convert a Partnership, LLC or Other Business Entity into a Corporation?“) The New York Limited Liability Company Laws and the Delaware Limited Liability Act have provisions to easily convert an existing general partnership or limited partnership (and with respect to Delaware, “other entities”
How Do You Remove an LLC Member or Manager From Your Small Business?
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If a manager or a member of the LLC engages in conduct that harms the LLC, the other members do have standing to bring what is known as a “derivative action” to remove the member or manager from the LLC. Generally, derivative actions are typically brought by a corporate attorney on behalf of the shareholders
What is a Limited Liability Company?
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An LLC is a hybrid form that combines corporation-style limited liability with partnership-style flexibility.
Forming or Buying a Small Business in New York? Links To Start and Grow Your Small Business.
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Is the name that you have in mind for your startup company available to use? Need to find out whether shares of stock or personal assets of a person or company have liens filed against it? Need to find out if tax warrants have been filed in New York? Need to know about the various taxes applicable to New York businesses and individuals? Call your Small Business Corporate Attorney or read more.
