Select all that apply The LIFO recapture tax: ☐ requires a C corporation to include a LIFO recapture amount in income the last year of C corporation status. ☐ is calculated based on a flat 15% tax rate. ☐ prevents former C corporations from avoiding built-in gains by using the LIFO method. ☐ is due in four annual instaliments, starting with the due date of the final C corporation return.
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