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Dissolving a New York State not-for-profit corporation requires a plan approved by the New York State Attorney General. Before you take any steps towards dissolving a New York State not-for-profit, contact the Attorney General's office to develop a dissolution plan: (212) 416-8401. charities.bureau@ag.ny.
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Dissolving a New York State not-for-profit corporation requires a plan approved by the New York State Attorney General. Before you take any steps towards dissolving a New York State not-for-profit, contact the Attorney General's office to develop a dissolution plan: (212) 416-8401. charities.bureau@ag.ny.
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