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Paid up capital equals called up capital minus
ACalls in arrears
BCalls in advance
CShare forfeiture
DSecurities premium
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Calls in arrears
Amounts called but not paid are calls in arrears, so deducting them from called up capital gives paid up capital.
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