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Match List-I with List-II

List–IList–II
(A) Authorized capital(I) Mentioned in Prospectus.
(B) Issued capital.(II) Mentioned in Memorandum of Association.
(C) Subscribed capital.(III) called up capital–calls in arrears.
(D) Paid up capital.(IV) Capital for which application is received.

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Solution

✅ Correct Option: 3

Understanding the different types of share capital:

Authorized Capital is the maximum amount of capital a company is authorized to raise as stated in its Memorandum of Association. This is the ceiling limit fixed at the time of incorporation.

Match: (A) → (II)


Issued Capital is the portion of authorized capital that the company offers to the public for subscription. The details of issued capital are mentioned in the Prospectus, which is the document inviting public to subscribe to shares.

Match: (B) → (I)


Subscribed Capital is the part of issued capital for which the public has actually applied. It represents the capital for which applications have been received from investors.

Match: (C) → (IV)


Paid-up Capital is the amount actually received from shareholders. It is calculated as:

Paid-up Capital=Called-up Capital−Calls in Arrears\text{Paid-up Capital} = \text{Called-up Capital} - \text{Calls in Arrears}

When shareholders fail to pay the called-up amount, the unpaid portion is called "Calls in Arrears", which reduces the paid-up capital.

Match: (D) → (III)


Final Matching: (A) - (II), (B) - (I), (C) - (IV), (D) - (III)

Correct Option: 3

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