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What is calendar year not election?

Calendar year not election is a tax status that may be chosen by certain organizations to have their tax year follow the calendar year, regardless of their original tax year.

Who is required to file calendar year not election?

Certain organizations may be required to file calendar year not election if they want to change their tax year to follow the calendar year.

How to fill out calendar year not election?

To fill out calendar year not election, organizations must submit Form 1128 to the IRS, providing information on their current tax year and the desired calendar tax year.

What is the purpose of calendar year not election?

The purpose of calendar year not election is to align an organization's tax year with the calendar year, simplifying tax planning and reporting.

What information must be reported on calendar year not election?

On calendar year not election, organizations must report their current tax year end date, the desired new tax year start date, and the reason for the requested change.