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On march 15, 2018, j. d. sold his clampett, inc. (an s corporation) shares to ellie mae, inc. (a c corporation), terminating clampett, inc.'s s election on march 15, 2018. absent permission from the irs, what is the earliest date clampett, inc. may again elect to be taxed as an s corporation? a) january 1, 2024. b) january 1, 2023. c) january 1, 2022. d) january 1, 2021. e) january 1, 2019.

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