Part E – Business Information continued
Lines 2 C - E – Examples:
Arts, Entertainment & Recreation:
• Includes theater operation, entertainers, commercial parks, casinos, professional athletes, sports, recreational facilities, etc.
Computer Services:
• State primary activity (e.g., computer analysis and design, custom programming, internet access or data processing, etc.).
Construction:
• Specify general or special trade contractor and show usual type of work including if primary work is commercial or
residential (e.g. general contractor- apartment houses, or trade contractor-plumbing).
Corporate Subsidiary Managing Ofce:
• Includes administrative, management consultant, and human resource consultants.
Educational Services:
• Includes all schools (e.g., elementary, colleges, universities, vocational schools).
Finance & Insurance:
• Includes bank and trust companies, credit agencies other than banks, and insurance carriers.
• State if national or commercial banks, charter, and if accepting deposits from the general public. Insurance underwriters
are classied by type of insurance (e.g. life, accident and health, etc).
Food Service, Drinking, & Accommodations:
• State type of service rendered (e.g., operation of hotel, sports camp, restaurant [full or limited service], taverns, or
catering service).
Health & Social Services:
• Includes health referral agencies, operation of clinics, hospital or homes, etc.
Manufacturing:
• State type of establishment (e.g., sawmill, vegetable cannery, printing and publishing).
• Show principal products, percent of total sales value, and principal raw materials used.
• Specify principal products (e.g., upholstered household furniture, ladies’ sweaters hand knit from yarn).
Real Estate:
• Includes owners/operators of real estate and agents.
• If owner/operator, specify type of property (e.g., commercial or residential building).
Scientic/Professional & Technical services:
• Includes lawyers, accountants, business consultants (contractors), architects, engineers, doctors, surveyors, etc.
Transportation:
• Includes establishments in railroading; local and suburban transit; interurban highway passenger transportation; motor
freight transportation; water transportation (deep-sea foreign transportation, lighterage, etc.); transportation by air, etc.
Warehousing:
• State type of storage (e.g., refrigerated, general, self-storage units for the public).
Wholesale or Retail Trade:
• State principal product distributed. If sold to businesses (wholesale) or general public (retail), indicate which is primary.
Other Activities:
• Indicate type of activity not covered in this section (e.g., agriculture, forestry, sheries, mining, motion picture or television
production, etc).
Privacy Notication
The personal information requested on form NYS 100 New York State Employer Registration for Unemployment Insurance,
Withholding, and Wage Reporting is required for:
• the Department of Labor - Unemployment Insurance Division, and
• the Department of Taxation and Finance.
We use this information in the administration of the Unemployment Insurance program:
• To process refunds
• To collect contributions
• For any other purpose authorized by law
We have the authority to collect this information (including Social Security numbers) from:
• Section 575 of the Labor Law (Unemployment Insurance Law)
• Part 472 of 12 NYCRR (Unemployment Insurance Regulations)
• Articles 8, 22, 30, 30-A and 30-B of the Tax Law
• Article 2-E of the General City Law
• 42 USC 405(c)(2)(C)(i)
Failure to provide such information may subject you to both civil and criminal penalties under the Unemployment Insurance Law, the
Tax Law or the Penal Law.
This information is maintained by the New York State Department of Labor and the New York
State Department of Taxation and
Finance at the State Office Building Campus, Albany, NY 12240.
NYS 100 (09/18)
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