What is the difference between authorized capital, subscribed capital, issued capital, called-up capital, paid-up capital, and paid-in capital?

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by ايمن محمد عاطف محمد , Director of the control and regulation unit , ACOLID

The authorized capital: is a capital that was issued by a statement of the company to contribute to the statute provided for the company which represents the upper limit of the value of shares that can be subscribed. Subscribed capital: is the number of shares issued by the company have been subscribed for by the shareholders. Paid-up capital: is the value of shares that have been subscribed for by the shareholders were paid for

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