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AIts directors, as individuals
BIts shareholders, as members
CThe company itself, separately
DIts auditors, on its behalf
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The company itself, separately
The income of the company is computed and assessed separately in the hands of the company, not of its members.
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