Multiple Choice
A City accounts for its hospital in an Enterprise Fund. An individual brings a malpractice suit against the hospital in 2017. City lawyers are concerned about losing the case if it goes to court, but estimate that it is probable they can settle it out of court for $50,000. In any event, the City does not expect any cash outflows on the claim for several years. How should the Enterprise Fund report this item in its statements for the year ended December 31, 2017?
A) No reporting is necessary
B) The situation should be reported only by means of note disclosure
C) The Enterprise Fund should report a claims expense and a current liability of $50,000
D) The Enterprise Fund should report a claims expense and a noncurrent liability of $50,000
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Q14: An Enterprise Fund must be used if
Q15: In governmental accounting and reporting, all leases
Q16: Because all capital assets may become impaired-because
Q17: Proprietary funds are required to present four
Q18: Governments control their Enterprise Fund revenues and
Q20: When Internal Service Funds [ISFs] present net
Q21: Capital assets are not recorded in proprietary
Q22: The FASB and GASB both have standards
Q23: An Internal Service Fund typically provides services
Q24: Internal Service Funds may only provide services