1. Chapter 10 Summary 175 Must be a domestic corp.
Not a prohibited entity
100 shareholder's or less- All consent
Qualifying Shareholders
One Class of Stock
Rev. Proc late S Elections up to 3 Years, 75 days from effective date.
Not a prohibited entity- DISCs, Insurance company, Electing to use a possessions tax credit, bank using the reserve method
The problem I have with S Corporations is that for my wealthy clients the income is landing on a few returns.

2. Chapter 10 Summary 191 LLCS that want S status file only Form 2553.
Items 3 and 4 on page 191
File Form 8832 Entity Classification
From default to C Corp or
C Corp back to default.
Not a prohibited entity- DISCs, Insurance company, Electing to use a possessions tax credit, bank using the reserve method
The problem I have with S Corporations is that for my wealthy clients the income is landing on a few returns.

3. 196
Late Elections
IRS has been very generous with PLRs for late S Corp and Entity Elections.
Fee applies! At least $2,400 and up!
There is a major difference between a corporation and LLC requesting a late S Election.
The LLC didn’t need to file Form 8832 if it filed timely.
It does need to file Form 8832 if it is late.

4. Late Elections 203 Let’s look at the differences in the relief
Just the S Election – page 203
S and Entity Election- page 204
The LLC will have had to timely file its S Corp returns to get the relief.

5. Chapter 10 Summary 184 39.6% plus add on Medicare Taxes
Should we consider gifting some stock to children.
Would not do this in families that qualify for financial aide.
Are we taking care of family members.
Is there an estate issue?
Not a prohibited entity- DISCs, Insurance company, Electing to use a possessions tax credit, bank using the reserve method
The problem I have with S Corporations is that for my wealthy clients the income is landing on a few returns.

6. VI. Qualified Subchapter S Trusts (QSST)
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VI. Qualified Subchapter S Trusts (QSST)
Only one income beneficiary but can have multiple remainder beneficiaries.
Separate QSST election for each S Corp it owns.
If making the QSST at the same time as the S Election its done on Form 2553
Otherwise use format is on Page 186
Income is distributed currently

7. VI. Qualified Subchapter S Trusts (QSST)
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VI. Qualified Subchapter S Trusts (QSST)

8. VI. Qualified Subchapter S Trusts (QSST)
185
VI. Qualified Subchapter S Trusts (QSST)

9. VII. Electing Small Business Trusts(ESBTS)
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VII. Electing Small Business Trusts(ESBTS)
Stock is transferred to testamentary trust with multiple income beneficiaries
Can separate the transfer of income and corpus.
This is a complex trust taxes at 39.6% and possible NIIT 3.8%
All current income beneficiaries are included in 100 shareholder count.
The Qsub election is made on FORM same timing as the Form months 15 days.

10. VII. Electing Small Business Trusts(ESBTS)
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VII. Electing Small Business Trusts(ESBTS)