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My take:
1. What was the incorporation date?
2. Was there a prior year filing?
3. Given this is now 10/2021, if was incorporated in 2020, the filing (if S corp) would be late. If it was C corp, perhaps a fiscal year end filing?
4. Does the client want it to be C or S corp, or is it up to the tax preparer? How much do tax preparers prefer working with clients who don't make informed decisions?
5. If it was incorporated in 2021, would Rev Proc 2013-30 be applicable for a late election?
6. Or, a decision for an S corp election effective 1/1/2022?
7. Is it possible that F2553 was submitted but the IRS hasn't responded? Just because client didn't walk in with a determination letter doesn't really make it conclusive.
8. Who filed for the incorporation - is it possible that the filer also applied for S election?
9. How about the corp records such as the initial or other meeting minutes? Was S corp mentioned?
10.....
OMG, I start to sound like Bob the "The Rest of the Story" Man...
So, I digress.
I come here for kudos and IRonMaN's jokes.