alleryStart learning →Non-interest bearing money held in trust is treated how under the Deposits Rules?
ACounted as a deposit
BExcluded from deposits
CCounted if unsecured
DCounted if over Rs 25 lakh
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Excluded from deposits
Rule 2(1)(c)(xi) leaves out any non-interest bearing amount received or held in trust.
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