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    S-corp

    Taxpayer opened a cafe in 2007. It is a S-corp. The cafe was only in business for a few months and then closed in Nov 2007. Taxpayer have not filed the documents to cancel the S-corp yet. So basically the cafe does not exist anymore but the S-corp does.

    In the 2007 1120-S, do you mark 'final' on it?

    #2
    Hi there. When you say "closed", do you mean they just not operating anymore or that they have liquidated all their assets, either through sale or distribution?

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      #3
      Originally posted by BHoffman View Post
      Hi there. When you say "closed", do you mean they just not operating anymore or that they have liquidated all their assets, either through sale or distribution?
      Liquidated. The rental space has been returned to teh landlord. The taxpayer has even moved to another state since then. The cafe does not exist anymore.

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        #4
        From what you say

        Originally posted by NotEasy View Post
        Liquidated. The rental space has been returned to teh landlord. The taxpayer has even moved to another state since then. The cafe does not exist anymore.
        even thought the corporation is not officially closed out, the business operations are kaput, and
        therefore I would indeed mark it as final.
        ChEAr$,
        Harlan Lunsford, EA n LA

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          #5
          Yep yep yep

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