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Why is interest paid to related parties often limited as a deduction?

AInterest is never an expense
BRelated parties pay no tax
CInterest is taxed as capital
DProfit sheltered as interest
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Profit sheltered as interest
Without a limit, owners could fund the company with loans so that much of its profit becomes deductible interest.
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