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What is draft apportionment and allocation?

Draft apportionment and allocation is the process of determining and distributing costs or resources among different entities.

Who is required to file draft apportionment and allocation?

Entities or organizations that need to allocate costs or resources among different departments or business units are required to file draft apportionment and allocation.

How to fill out draft apportionment and allocation?

Draft apportionment and allocation forms can typically be filled out by providing information about the costs or resources being allocated and the entities or departments receiving the allocation.

What is the purpose of draft apportionment and allocation?

The purpose of draft apportionment and allocation is to ensure fair and equitable distribution of costs or resources among different entities or departments.

What information must be reported on draft apportionment and allocation?

Information such as the total amount to be allocated, the method of allocation, and the entities receiving the allocation must be reported on draft apportionment and allocation.