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In the eyes of the law, how is a sole trader's business treated?
AAs a separate legal person
BAs a registered firm entity
CAs a partnership of relatives
DAs the same person as the owner
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. As the same person as the owner
The law makes no distinction between the sole trader and the business, so the owner answers for all its activities.
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