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Your title says "Corporate"tax planning tips, and regular C Corporations have no preferential capital gains rates, and C Corp rates are not set to change so there would be no point to accelerating income in 2012 in general. If you are talking about an S Corporation, then it likely makes sense to bring the income into 2012 if you would be forced to take it soon in 2013 assuming you are a high income earner. There are many more opportunities, it really depends on your specific situation.
Yes, it's an S corp.