alleryStart learning →On transfer of a business, who owes the earlier dues?
AOnly the transferor himself
BOnly the GST Council
COnly the transferee alone
DBoth, jointly and severally
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Both, jointly and severally
Both the transferor and the person receiving the business are jointly and severally liable for dues up to the transfer.
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