Gov&NFP - Chapter 2

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Oak township issues the following bonds during the year: Bonds to acquire equipment for a vehicle repair service that is accounted for in an internal service fund $3,000,000 Bonds to construct a new city hall $8,000,000 Bonds to improve water utility, which is accounted for in an enterprise fund $9,000,000. The amount of debt to be reported in the general fund is
$0
$3,000,000
$8,000,000
$20,000,000
Oak Township should report depreciation in whcih of the following funds
General Fund
Special revenue fund
Internal service fund
Capital projects fund
Assuming the Bravo County receives all of its revenues from unassigned propoerty taxes, it is most likely to account for the activities of its police department in its
Police department fund
Police enterprise fund
Property tax fund
General fund
The city of Alpine incurred the following costs during the year in it property tax collection department: Purchase of computer equipment $10,000 Salaries and Wages $400,000 Purchase of electricity from city-owned electric utility $40,000 Purchase of supplies, all of which were used during the year $10,000. As a consequence of these transactions, the amount that ALpine should report as expenditures in its general fund is
$400,000
$410,000
$450,000
$460,000
Grove City received the following resources during the year: Property taxes $50,000,000 A federal grant to acquire police cars $400,000 Hotel taxes, which must be used to promote tourism $3,000,000 Proceeds of bonds issued to improve the city’s electric utility $12,000,000. The amount that the city should most likely report as revenues in its special revenue fund is
$400,000
$3,000,000
$3,400,000
$15,400,000
$65,400,000
6. A city issues $20 million of general obligation bonds to improve its streets and roads. In accordance with the bond covenants it committed $1 million to help ensure that it is able to meet its first payments of principal and $100,000 for its first payment of interest. The amount of liability that the city should report in its debt service fund is
$0
$18.9 million
$19 million
$20 million
7. During the year, Brian County collects $12 million of property taxes on behalf of Urton Township. Of this amount it remits $10 million to the township, expecting to remit the balance shortly after the end of its fiscal year. The amount of revenue that the county should report is
$0
$2 million
$10 million
$12 million
8. The City of Round Lake receives a contribution of $20 million. The donor stipulates that the money is to be invested. The principal is to remain intact, and the investment proceeds are to be used to support a city-owned nature center. The city should report the contribution in a
Special revenue fund
Permanent fund
Fiduciary fund
Agency fund
9. A city receives a $30 million contribution. The donor stipulates that the money is to be invested. The principal is to remain intact and the investment proceeds are to be used to provide scholarships for the children of city employees. The contribution should be reported as revenue of a
Special revenue fund
Permanent fund
Fiduciary fund
Agency fund
10. The Summerville Preparatory School (a private school) receives a donation of $14 million. The donor stipulates that the entire amount must be used to construct a new athletic field house. The school should classify the donation as
Unrestricted
Temporarily restricted
Permanently restricted
Semi-restricted
Who may impose constraints for the use of a committed fund balance?
The government's highest level of decision-making authority
Creditors or bondholders
A majority vore of the finance committee
Any government official
Under GASB Statement No. 45, what is the hierarchy classification of fund balances?
Spendable, unrestrictedm committed , assigned, unassigned
Nonspendable, restricted, committed, assigned, unassigned
Nonspendable, unrestricted, committed, assigned, unassigned
Spendable, restricted, uncommitted, assigned, unassigned
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