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Yazou Corp. was formed as a calendar year S corporation with 3 shareholders. On August 15 of the current year (not a leap year), one of the shareholders sold his shares to a corporation, terminating the S corporation election. Yazou's accounting records reflect business income of $75,000 through August 15 and $45,000 from August 16 through December 31. Calculate Yazou's S corporation short year income, using both the daily method and the specific identification method
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Yazou Corp. was formed as a calendar year S corporation with 3 shareholders. On August 15 of the cur...