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Capital receipts refer to the funds or receipts that result in a liability, reduction in assets, or an increase in capital. They are typically non-recurring in nature and have long-term implications for the organization's financial structure. Options a, c, and d can be considered examples of capital receipts. Option b, the amount received from the sale of finished goods, is not considered a capital receipt. The sale of finished goods falls under the category of revenue receipts, as it is a regular business transaction and is part of the normal operating activities of the business.
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