The IRS may consent to an early election of US corporation status after a termination under which of the following the corporation is now owned more than 10% by shareholders who are not owners at the time of termination be the corporation is now owned more than 60% by shareholders who are owners at the time of termination see the termination was not reasonably within the control of the corporation or shareholders with a substantial interest in the corporation and was not part of a plan termination by the corporation of shareholders the corporation had only two eligible shareholders at the termination date and none of the choices are correct
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