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A sole trader is bound by law to publish the firm's accounts how often?
AEvery single month
BNot bound at all
COnly when borrowing
DEvery single year
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Not bound at all
There is no legal duty to publish accounts, which helps the proprietor keep information confidential.
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