alleryStart learning →A trust buys shares from its founder at more than an adequate price. Section 13(2)(e) deems this what?
AA permitted investment
BA gift to corpus
CBenefit to the founder
DA capital gain item
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Benefit to the founder
Buying property from a specified person for more than adequate consideration is deemed benefit to that person.
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