I do usually encounter the kanji 引当 but I suddenly encountered the 引充 kanji.
My colleague said they mean the same and their reading is the same. when do
you use the one over the other?

The word that the kanji modified that time 引充ｷｬﾘｱNo. which is a normal cart in
an assembly line. why is the kanji more appropriate that the commonly used 引当
that time?
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What is the difference with 引充 and 引当
I asked my manager and here is his explanation:

> 引充 - ある目的にあてる
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> \- ある用途にあてる
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> 引当 - 目的が必要はない

Basically the use of 引充 is rare. And is used when a goal is attained. While
the commonly used 引当 does not necessarily need a goal before.

So far, he said Japanese also rarely use the 引充 also. But it is Japanese. I am
asking from a 55 years old so maybe the word just got extincted. He just used
it in our Specification though.
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