alleryStart learning →A person dies and his business continues. Who pays his dues?
ANo one, as dues lapse
BThe legal representative
CThe Central Government
DThe deceased's creditors
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. The legal representative
If the business continues after death, the legal representative or other continuing person is liable for the dues.
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