1141.1. In this Part, the paid-up capital of a corporation trading in securities includes(a) the paid-up capital stock;
(b) the general reserve and the other reserves and provisions, except those for amortization or depletion, those that are permitted by Part I to the extent that they were deducted in computing income under that Part and those for losses, in respect of a contract of lease or of leasing, that a corporation trading in securities carrying on lease or leasing activities cannot deduct in computing its income under that Part;
(b.1) the future tax liabilities;
(c) the subordinated loans and the other debts whose repayment is subject to the prior approval of an agency empowered to regulate trading in securities;
(d) the surplus;
(e) long-term debt;
(f) any other debt owing to a corporation to which the corporation is related, other than a corporation referred to in paragraph a of section 1132, except a debt contracted or assumed by the corporation within the preceding six months and that is a trade account payable as consideration for the acquisition of a good or the provision of a service, or a tax payable in connection with the acquisition of a good or the provision of a service where the acquisition or provision gave rise to a trade account payable or would give rise to a trade account payable if the consideration for the acquisition or provision were unpaid.