what is authorised capitla and subscribed capital
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Answer Posted / nishikanta sahoo
The authorised capital is the maximum amount of capital
with which the company has been Registered with the
Registrar of companies after payment of appropriate
fees,beyond which the company can not issue the shares to
anybody.
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