The owners of a New York corporation are called "shareholders." The evidence of ownership is called a "stock certificate." You give away (or sell) an interest in your corporation by issuing stock to the new owner. The stock can be stock you own or new stock issued by the corporation. An attorney can assist you in making these transfers. The new owner should consent to the S election.
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