When Can a Subchapter S Corporation Serve a Financial Planner

When can a subchapter S corporation serve a financial planner well?

A) When the planner expects an operating gain in the beginning and does not have yearly income from other sources
B) When the planner expects an operating loss in the beginning and has yearly income from other sources
C) When the planner expects an operating gain in the beginning and has yearly income from other sources
D) When the planner expects an operating loss in the beginning and does not have yearly income from other sources
E) None of the above