Accountancy, asked by moreaniket245, 3 months ago

Calls-in-arrears ________
a) will reduce the owners funds
b) will increase the owners funds
c) will increase the Current Liabilities
d) will have no effect on the owners funds

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Answered by shadman25
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Answer:

option c is the correct answer .

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Answered by steffiaspinno
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Calls-in-arrears will reduce the owner's funds.

When an organization requires an unpaid measure of shares it has given and a financial investor neglect to pay the sum completely or to some degree, then, at that point, it is called calls-in-arrears. In basic words, it alludes to how much contrast between called-up capital and settled-up capital. On account of an organization where there is no contrast between how much called-up share capital and settled-up share capital, calls-in-arrears would be zero. Despite the fact that it appears to be illogical in reality, yet for certain organizations, it may not be inconceivable in light of their altruism.

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