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46. How is a sole proprietorship taxed?
A. as a separate entity B. as the owner's personal income
C. as a partnership D. as a corporation 47. What happens to a sole proprietorship when the owner dies? A. it continues to exist B. it becomes a partnership C. it becomes a corporation D. it ceases to exist 48. Which of the following is a feature of a sole proprietorship? A. double taxation B. limited liability C. shared ownership D. enjoys secrecy 49. Why is a sole proprietorship also known as a "one-man business"? A. bit has only one employee B. because it has only one owner C. Because it has only one location D. because it has only one product 50. What is the primary function of a commercial bank? A. to provide loans to individuals B. to accept deposits and provide loans C. to invest in stocks and bonds D. to provide insurance services 51. Which of the following is not a function of commercial bank? A. accepting deposits B. providing loans C. investing in stocks D. providing foreign exchange services 52. What is the name of the document that shows the details of a depositor’s account? A. passbook B. cheque book C. statement of account D. account ledger 53. What is the term for the process of transferring funds from one account to another? A. clearing B. settlement C. remittance D. transfer 54. Which of the following is not a type of deposit account offered by commercial banks? A. savings account B. current account C. fixed deposit account D. loan account 55. Which of the following is a type of Central Bank intervention in the foreign exchange market? A. open market operation B. reserve requirement ratio C. forward contract D. spot transaction 56. Central Bank is responsible for maintaining a country’s: A. fiscal policy B. monetary policy C. trade policy D. foreign policy 57. What is the main function of a Central Bank? A. to provide loans to individuals B. to regulate and supervise commercial banks C. to manage a country’s foreign exchange reserves D. to print and distribute currency 58. Who is the drawer of a cheque? A. the person depositing the cheque B. the person writing the cheque C. the bank issuing the cheque D. the person to whom the cheque is written 59. What happens if a cheque is deposited after the validity period? A. it will be honoured by the bank B. it will be dishonoured by the bank C. it will be sent to the payee for confirmation D. it will be returned to the drawer 60. Why a cheque may be dishonoured? A. insufficient funds in the account B. expiry of the cheque C. signature mismatch D. all of the above