alleryStart learning →Free benefits given by a company to an employee who is its director are treated as:
APlain gifts
BPerquisites
CCapital receipts
DReimbursements
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Perquisites
Any benefit or amenity provided free or at a concession by a company to a director-employee falls in the meaning of perquisite.
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