When setting up a New York corporation, one of your biggest considerations is the stock structure; that is how the ownership pie of your New York corporation will be divvied up. Besides coming up with the number of shares your corporation is authorized to issue, you must also set up the par value (or minimum value) of each share of stock. The number of shares of authorized stock and the par value will also have a direct effect on the amount of initial fees you pay to the Department of State for the filing of your new corporation.
Below are some details to help you calculate the best stock structure and related total initial fees to the state to form your New York corporation.
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