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Founder of Boost Suite & Editor-in-Chief (JD, UT School of Law)
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Aaron Kra, JD, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Boost Suite, is a recognized authority on LLC formation, registered agents, and small-business compliance. A graduate of the University of Texas School of Law (ABA-accredited), he founded Boost Suite to turn complex state rules into plain-English, step-by-step guidance. For 9+ years, he has helped entrepreneurs with entity selection, registered-agent requirements, and multi-state compliance. Previously, Aaron practiced business law in Austin (LLC/PLLC formations, conversions/domestications, UCC-1 filings) and completed a year-long secondment with a national registered-agent provider, working with filing clerks in 25+ states.
There are 2.4 million small businesses (SMBs) in New York, making up 99.8% of all businesses in the state. 98% of New York businesses have fewer than 100 employees. 60% of small firms have fewer than 5 employees. According to Census Bureau Business Dynamics Statistics, approximately 36% of New York small businesses are less than five years old. New York's 2.4 million small businesses represent approximately 6.9% of the 34.8 million small businesses in the United States.
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JD at University of Texas School of Law
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Authored by: Aaron Kra
Stop treating your LLC like a simple paperwork exercise. Build a legal shield that actually protects your personal assets in the real world. Most LLC guides focus on one fleeting moment: filing your Articles of Organization. But a state filing receipt is not a legal shield. If you operate like a sole proprietor but claim LLC protection, you invite courts, creditors, and agencies to "pierce your corporate veil" and come after your personal savings.