New York Revocation of Election of Not For Profit Corp Or Unincorporated Assoc To Exclude Salaried Executive Officer From WC Coverage is a process in New York that allows not-for-profit corporations, associations, and other organizations to exclude certain executive officers from workers' compensation coverage. This process is designed to ensure that organizations do not face excessive costs associated with providing workers' compensation coverage to their executive officers. In order for an organization to revoke its election and exclude an executive officer from workers’ compensation coverage, it must submit a form to the New York State Workers' Compensation Board. The organization must provide the name and title of the executive officer, the date of the election revocation, and the effective date of the election revocation. There are two types of New York Revocation of Election of Not For Profit Corp Or Unincorporated Assoc To Exclude Salaried Executive Officer From WC Coverage: temporary revocation and permanent revocation. Temporary revocation allows an organization to revoke its election on a temporary basis, typically for a period of no more than 90 days. Permanent revocation allows an organization to revoke its election indefinitely, meaning the executive officer is excluded from workers’ compensation coverage for the duration of their employment.