Concept:Uncalled capital is the part of issued shares for which shareholders have not yet been asked to pay.
Explanation:When a company issues shares, it may collect payments immediately or in stages.
The amount already paid by shareholders is called paid-up capital.
The amount shareholders have been asked to pay but have not paid yet is called called-up capital.
The amount not yet demanded from shareholders, even though the shares are issued, is uncalled capital.
Authorized capital is the maximum amount of share capital a company is allowed to issue.
Unissued capital is the portion of authorized capital not yet offered to the public.
In this question, shares have been issued but the company has not requested payment.
Therefore, this amount is referred to as uncalled capital.
Answer:C. uncalled capital