State officials will travel across New York for small business workshops starting next month.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo says that teams representing six or more agencies, including the state labor and tax departments, will travel to every region of the state to meet people wanting to start or grow their small business. State officials will offer tips and answer questions about regulations, licenses and practices.
The first workshops will be held in Utica on April 3 and Schenectady on April 4. They will continue through the summer.
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