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12. Option a - 31 Dec. S corporations have to use a permitted tax year. The permitted ones are: 1. calendar year; 2. tax year under section 444; 3. A 52-53-week tax year which is ending with reference to the calendar year or a tax year elected under section 444; 4. Any other tax year for which the corporation has established a business purpose.
Out of these, the only one which fits the question is the calendar year end i.e. 31 Dec.
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