A trust with other income also runs a business. Business funds escape section 13(1)(d) only if it does what?
ACloses the business
BPays out all profits
CKeeps separate books
DRegisters it separately
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Keeps separate books
The Explanation to the proviso requires separate books of account for the business where the trust has other income.
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