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Paid-up Capital

The amount of share capital actually issued by the company and paid for by shareholders. It cannot exceed the authorised capital. Used as a threshold for various statutory compliances under Companies Act 2013.

Last updated: 17 May 2026

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What is Paid-up Capital?

The amount of share capital actually issued by the company and paid for by shareholders. It cannot exceed the authorised capital. Used as a threshold for various statutory compliances under Companies Act 2013.

What is the significance of Paid-up Capital under MCA?

Paid-up Capital is significant under MCA because The amount of share capital actually issued by the company and paid for by shareholders. It cannot exceed the authorised capital. Used as a threshold for various statutory compliances under Companies Act 2013.

Who does Paid-up Capital apply to?

Paid-up Capital under MCA applies to companies, professionals, and individuals involved in MCA-related compliance and regulatory matters in India. Specifically: The amount of share capital actually issued by the company and paid for by shareholders. It cannot exceed the authorised capital. Used as a threshold ...

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