Called Capital

/ˈkɔːld ˈkæpɪtl/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The portion of a company's share capital that must be paid by shareholders when called upon by the company.
    The shareholders are required to pay the called capital when the company issues a demand.

Forms

  • called capital

Commentary

Called capital specifically refers to the amount shareholders are legally required to pay upon a call by the company, distinguishing it from subscribed but unpaid capital.

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