Discuss two ways that an S election may be terminated


Broadly, there are two ways of terminating the S election—voluntary termination and involuntary termination. If shareholders owning a majority of shares consent, an election can be voluntarily terminated. If the revocation is filed by the fifteenth day of the third month of the tax year, the revocation is effective for the entire tax year (unless a prospective effective date is specified).

An S election may be involuntarily terminated if a disqualifying event occurs (i.e., issues a second class of stock, too many shareholders, etc.). The loss of the election applies as of the date on which the disqualifying event occurs. Shareholders may intentionally cause a disqualifying event to terminate the election.

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a. $1,470.00 b. $1,009.75 c. $1,097.95 d. $460.25

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In a grant proposal for funding, what information is typically included in the cover letter?

A) What will be delivered B) What total costs will be C) The time frame of the deliverables D) The circumstances that will result in success E) What is being requested

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But other than alcohol, most of McD's menu is similar to McDonald's products and McD's even sells "Happy Meals." Most likely a court would A) rule McD's is liable for passing off B) possibly award the fast food company damages C) issue an injunction to stop McD's from using that name D) all of the above E) rule McD's has done nothing wrong

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Source A has capacity of 15, Source B has capacity of 30, Destination 1 has demand of 5 and Destination 2 has demand of 20. Fill in the following table with the correct initial solution for a northwest-corner method approach

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