Exam 24: Governmental Accounting: Basic Principles and the General Fund
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The two types of proprietary funds are ________________________________________ Funds and ________________________________________ Funds.
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For governmental funds, the operating statement has a revenues category, an expenditures category, and a(n) _______________________________________________ category.
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The modified accrual basis of accounting is not a departure from GAAP.
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_____ Which statement is correct regarding encumbrances outstanding at year-end?
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When the annual budget is recorded in the general ledger, the Appropriations-Transfers Out account, if used, is credited.
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When the entry recording the budget is reversed at year-end, the Appropriations-Transfer Out account, if originally used, is debited.
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In the new year's budget for "governmental" funds, encumbrances outstanding at the end of the preceding year are usually ___________________________________.
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_____ Which of the following accounts of a governmental unit is (are) closed out at the end of the fiscal year?
Estimated Revenues Fund Balance a. Yes Yes b. Yes No c. No Yes d. No No
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A. Accounts that may be used in the following three problems:
-Interfund transactions:
Using the answer codes from "A," indicate the account or accounts that would be debited and credited for the following items pertaining to a city's General Fund:



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When an encumbrance outstanding at year-end lapses, it is necessary to reappropriate the item in the following year to honor the encumbrance.
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The two types of fiduciary funds are ________________________________________ Funds and ________________________________________ Funds.
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For governmental funds, the _______________________________________________ basis of accounting is to be used at the fund-based reporting level.
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The Fund Balance-Reserved for Encumbrances account can be reported in the General Fund's fund balance section of the balance sheet at the fund-based reporting level.
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_____ The Expenditures account of a governmental unit is credited when
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For "governmental" funds, an item is susceptible to accrual when it is both ____________________________________ and ____________________________________.
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The operating statement for proprietary funds closely resembles an income statement.
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The entry to remove the budgetary accounts relating to encumbrances outstanding at year-end requires a credit to the Estimated Encumbrances account.
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Under the GASB codification, encumbrances outstanding at the end of a given year are not reflected in the operating statement of that year.
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