Effect on taxable year of corpora- tion Sample Clauses

Effect on taxable year of corpora- tion. In the case of a corporation that revokes its election to be an S corpora- tion effective on the first day of the first taxable year for which its election is to be effective, any statement made with the election regarding a change in the corporation’s taxable year has no effect.
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