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A corporation filed their 2019 taxes in February 2020 on form 1120 as C-corp. They must have also filed an election to be treated as an S-corp because in Sept 2020 they received the IRS letter stating their election to be treated as an S-corp effective Jan 1, 2019 was approved.
Since their s-corp election was effective Jan 1, 2019, shouldn't the 2019 tax return have been filed on an 1120-S? Can they leave 2019 filed on a regular 1120, or do they need to go back and amend to an 1120-S?
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Filing on an 1120 for an 1120S entity is like filing a 1041 instead of a 1040 and calling it good. If they really want to be a Sub S when they grow up, they need to file an amended 1120 showing zeroes and and also file an 1120S.
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AND.... the individual's F 1040 (and any state returns) will need to be amended to include the S-Corp K-1 amounts.