However you phrase it, be sure to enforce it!

An approximation of that phrasing works for me, adapt it however suits you and move on.

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I use the phrase "war zone" as well!

I invite you to Google "Creating a LLC or S Corp in Nee York," "Division of Corporations inNew York," or another phrase.

Account Closed I’m familiar with the phrase lol.  

The way It was phrased was off-putting.

The phrase "the cost of doing business" comes to mind here. 

I also like the phrase to not "let the tax tail wag the investment dog".

@Joe Villeneuve the key phrase is "wouldn't have gotten".