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49. The recognition period for the built-in gains tax extends for how many years after the S election takes effect? a. ten years b. one

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The recognition period for the built-in gains tax extends for how many years after the S election takes effect?

	a.	ten years
	b.	one year
	c.	five years
	d.	three years

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