Rochester Business Lawyer Discusses C Corp and S Corp
As an experienced Rochester Business Lawyer, people often ask me if they should be a C Corporation or an S Corporation in New York State.
- Both are formed the same way; by filing a certificate of incorporation with Albany
- The only difference is the business owner files a S Corp election with New York and the Federal Government
Are you trying to decide between a c corp and a s corp? If so, contact the experienced Rochester Business Lawyer Robert Friedman.
This educational legal video was brought to you by Robert Friedman, an experienced Rochester Business Lawyer.
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