Does New York Require Employers to Offer a Retirement Plan?

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Does New York Require Employers to Offer a Retirement Plan?
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May 11, 2021

"A client received a letter that New York requires all employers with five employees to offer a retirement plan. Is this true? It appears from research that this program is voluntary in NY."

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