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What is meant by ‘Over subscription’ and ‘Under subscription’? How are these dealt with in accounting records?
(a)Over subscription occurs when shares are fully subscribed.
(b)Over subscription is when applications exceed shares available; Under subscription is when applications are fewer.
(c)Both are the same.
(d)Both are ignored in accounting.

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