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§ 131 — Definition of a small business

New York § 131
JurisdictionNew York
Law COMEconomic Development Law
Art. 4-BDivision For Small-business

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N.Y. Economic Development Law § 131 (2026).

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§ 131. Definition of a small business. For the purposes of this\nchapter, a small business shall be deemed to be one which is resident in\nthis state, independently owned and operated, not dominant in its field\nand employs one hundred or less persons.\n

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