Common use of S Election Clause in Contracts

S Election. Optionee acknowledges that the Company has elected “S” corporation status under the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (the “Code”). Optionee agrees that he shall execute or cause to be executed any form or document determined by the Company or its legal counsel to be necessary or appropriate to be executed in order to elect, reinstate, preserve, maintain and maximize the potential benefit of, the Company’s “S” corporation status. In addition, Optionee hereby agrees and covenants that he will not (i) transfer any shares of Stock to any individual who is not a citizen or resident of the United States or to any entity that would cause the Company to cease to be eligible for “S” corporation status under the Code, or (ii) perform or do (or neglect to perform or do) any other act which would or might have the effect of disqualifying the Company’s “S” corporation status under the Code. Optionee further agrees that the Company, upon the consent of a majority of the entire Board, may terminate the “S” corporation election. In such event, Optionee agrees that he shall execute or cause to be executed any form or document determined by the Company or its legal counsel to be necessary or appropriate to be executed in order to terminate the Company’s “S” corporation status.