Article 19. In case of the accounting period of a corporation being longer than six months a corporation which has any corporation tax already paid or fixed to pay before the day prior to the day seven months after the opening date of the accounting period shall, except the case coming under the provision of Article 20, file a return, stating therein the amount of corporation tax tantamount to the amount obtained by dividing six times the total of the corporation tax already paid and the corporation tax fixed to be paid for the previous accounting period (excluding the corporation tax corresponding to the interest on delinquent tax, negligence additional tax, non-filing additional tax and heavy additional tax as referred to in Articles 42 to 43-(2) inclusive which are relative to the corporation tax concerned) by the number of months of the previous accounting period, with the Government within two months from the date on which six months have elapsed from the opening date of the accounting period concerned;provided, however, the corporation may, if it has computed the amounts of income and reserve for the accounting period as the taxable basis in accordance with the provisions of Articles 6 and 9 to 15 inclusive, deeming the period of six months after the opening date of the accounting period concerned to be one accounting period, file a return stating therein the amounts of income and reserve as well as the amount of corporation tax on the income and reserve concerned for the said accounting period (in case there is no income or reserve and no corporation tax thereon, that fact), with the Government within the due date of filing the return concerned in place of the return concerned.