alleryStart learning →A firm discontinues business. Its dues up to discontinuance are determined:
AOnly after a year
BOnly against a new firm
CAs if it never stopped
DBy the GST Council
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. As if it never stopped
The residual provision says dues to the discontinuance date may be determined as if the business had not stopped.
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