Question

The detail distribution and
allotment of every audit work is
known as​

Answer 1

Answer:

Sorry I have only for allotment

Explanation:

An allotment commonly refers to the allocation of shares granted to a participating underwriting firm during an initial public offering (IPO). Remaining surpluses go to other firms that have won the bid for the right to sell the remaining IPO shares. There are several types of allotment that arise when new shares are issued and allocated to either new or existing shareholders.

Answer 2

Answer:

Making a good or service accessible to the consumer or business user who needs it is the process of distribution.

An initial public offering's distribution of shares to a participating underwriting company is known as a "allotment" (IPO).

Explanation:

Making a good or service accessible to the consumer or business user who needs it is the process of distribution. The producer or service provider may carry this out directly or through indirect channels, such as distributors or intermediaries.

An initial public offering's distribution of shares to a participating underwriting company is known as a "allotment" (IPO). The remaining surpluses are given to other businesses that won the bid competition for the chance to sell the last of the IPO shares. When new shares are issued and distributed to either new or existing owners, there are many forms of allocation that result.

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