New York Statutes

§ 201 — Purposes

New York·Law NPC Not-for-Profit Corporation·Art. 2 Corporate Purposes and Powers
§ 201. Purposes.\n (a) A corporation, as defined in paragraph (a) of § 102 (Definitions),\nmay be formed under this chapter as a charitable corporation or a\nnon-charitable corporation unless it may be formed under any other\ncorporate law of this state, in which event it may not be formed under\nthis chapter unless such other corporate law expressly so provides.\n (b) A corporation formed under this chapter on or after July first,\ntwo thousand fourteen shall either be a charitable corporation or a\nnon-charitable corporation. Any corporation formed for both charitable\npurposes and non-charitable purposes shall be deemed a charitable\ncorporation for purposes of this chapter. A type A not-for-profit\ncorporation formed prior to July first, two thousand fourteen shall be\ndeemed a non-c

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