New York Business Lawyer - To start a business, you should begin with a detailed business plan, the "blueprint" for every aspect of your business. You should choose a business structure that's right for your business: a sole proprietorship, a partnership, a corporation, or a franchise. You will need to file tax and employer identification documents, and also obtain the licenses and permits necessary for your business to operate.

Some common New York Business Law issues include the following:

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• New York Business Planning
• New York Financing Basics
• New York Equipment Finance and Leasing
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• New York General Business
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• New York Strategic Alliances
• New York Joint Ventures
• New York Mergers
• Buying/Selling a Business
• Starting a Business

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