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In the eyes of law, a sole trader and his business are treated as what?
ATwo separate persons
BOne and the same
CEmployer and employee
DPrincipal and agent
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. One and the same
The business has no identity separate from the owner, so the owner answers for all its acts.
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