alleryStart learning →A retiring partner remains liable for firm dues up to:
AThe date of his retirement
BThe end of that financial year
CThe firm's next registration
DFive years after retirement
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The date of his retirement
He is liable for tax, interest or penalty due up to his retirement date, whether determined on that date or not.
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