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Answer is option D
- Tango Corporation must file a revocation statement on or after June 16, 2018, to which the sole shareholder consents.
- If Tango files the revocation before the end of 2018, it can designate a prospective revocation date in 2018 or a later year.
-If Tango files the revocation before march 15, 2019, the revocation takes effect at the beginning of 2019; otherwise, it must be made on a prospective basis.
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