Deck 2: State and Local Government Accounting and Financial Reporting Modelthe Foundation

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Which of the following uses the flow of current financial resources measurement focus?

A) Agency Fund.
B) Enterprise Fund.
C) Special Revenue Fund.
D) Internal Service Fund.
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Which of the following is considered a proprietary fund?

A) General Fund.
B) Special Revenue Fund.
C) Permanent Fund.
D) Internal Service Fund.
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Which of the following is not considered a fiduciary fund?

A) Agency Fund
B) Investment Trust Fund
C) Permanent Fund
D) Private-purpose Trust Fund
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Which of the following is an official fund category used by state and local governments?

A) Current funds.
B) Expendable funds.
C) Governmental funds.
D) General capital asset funds.
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Governmental funds recognize

A) Expenses when the governmental unit uses goods or services.
B) Expenditures when the governmental unit incurs a liability for goods or services.
C) Expenditures when the fund incurs a liability.
D) Expenses when the fund assets are consumed.
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The availability criterion for recognizing revenues applies to all of the following funds except

A) Capital Projects Funds.
B) Debt Service Funds.
C) Enterprise Funds.
D) Special Revenue Funds.
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Which of the following is the basic governmental fund accounting equation?

A) Assets - Liabilities = Net Assets.
B) Financial Assets - Related Liabilities = Fund Balance.
C) Financial Assets + Deferred Outflows - Related Liabilities - Deferred Inflows = Fund Balance.
D) Assets + Deferred Inflows - Liabilities - Deferred Outflows = Net Position
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If a government is obligated to legally report information in a manner that differs from GAAP

A) GAAP take precedence over the legal requirements.
B) Legal requirements take precedence over GAAP.
C) Both GAAP requirements and legal requirements must be met.
D) Information should be presented that meets as many legal requirements as possible without violating GAAP in a material manner.
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Proprietary funds recognize

A) Expenditures when the fund incurs a liability for goods or services.
B) Expenditures when the fund uses goods or services.
C) Expenses when the fund incurs a liability for goods or services.
D) Expenses when the fund uses goods or services.
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In which of the following financial statements should a government not report depreciation expense?

A) Fiduciary fund financial statements.
B) Governmental fund financial statements.
C) Proprietary fund financial statements.
D) Government-wide financial statements.
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A government can only have one

A) Capital Projects Fund.
B) General Fund.
C) Private-Purpose Trust Fund.
D) Special Revenue Fund.
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Which of the following is not considered a governmental fund?

A) General Fund.
B) Debt Service Fund.
C) Permanent Fund.
D) Internal Service Fund.
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The operations of a city bus line receiving all its funding from user charges would be accounted for in

A) A General Fund.
B) An Enterprise Fund.
C) An Internal Service Fund.
D) A Special Revenue Fund.
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Which of the following is not a fund category used by state and local governments?

A) Fiduciary funds.
B) Plant and Equipment funds.
C) Governmental funds.
D) Proprietary funds.
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Activities of a central motor pool that provides and services vehicles for the use of municipal employees on official business should be accounted for in

A) General Fund.
B) Enterprise Fund.
C) Internal Service Fund.
D) Special Revenue Fund.
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Indicate how the following funds types would be classified as to category: (G) governmental, (P) proprietary, or as (F) fiduciary.
1. Internal Service
2. Agency
3. General
4. Special Revenue
5. Investment Trust
6. Capital Projects
7. Debt Service
8. Pension Trust
9. Permanent
10. Enterprise
11. Private-Purpose Trus
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Which of the following uses the flow of economic resources measurement focus?

A) General Fund.
B) Debt Service Fund.
C) Special Revenue Fund.
D) Internal Service Fund.
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Which of the following is the basic proprietary fund accounting equation?

A) Assets + Deferred Outflows - Liabilities - Deferred Inflows = Fund Balance.
B) Financial Assets - Related Liabilities = Net Position.
C) Financial Assets + Deferred Outflows - Related Liabilities - Deferred Inflows = Fund Balance.
D) Assets + Deferred Outflows - Liabilities - Deferred Inflows = Net Position.
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Which one of the following accounts is not found in the General Capital Assets and General Long-Term Liabilities accounts?

A) Cash (Restricted for capital asset purchases).
B) Buildings.
C) Equipment.
D) Textbooks and library books (of a city school).
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Which of the following funds is reported as a governmental fund even though it is not considered to be expendable in nature?

A) Special Revenue Fund
B) Capital Projects Fund
C) Permanent Fund
D) Pension Trust Fund
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Ashley Woods Village paid $1,000,000 principal and $200,000 interest on its general obligation bonds that it issued in a prior year to finance widening of a local thoroughfare. This transaction will most likely

A) Decrease fund balance in the Capital Projects Fund by $1,000,000.
B) Decrease fund balance in the Capital Projects Fund by $1,200,000.
C) Decrease fund balance in the Debt Service Fund by $1,000,000.
D) Decrease fund balance in the Debt Service Fund by $1,200,000.
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The City of Ruth owns and operates an electric utility. The utility purchases new electric transmission lines for $6,000,000 so that it can provide electricity to new customers. This purchase will most likely

A) Increase expenditures reported in the General Fund by $6,000,000.
B) Increase capital assets reported in the Capital Projects Fund by $6,000,000.
C) Increase capital assets reported in the Enterprise Fund by $6,000,000.
D) Increase expenses reported in the Enterprise Fund by $6,000,000.
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A computer was purchased from unrestricted resources for a general government department. The government paid cash for the computer at the purchase date. Which of the following is not an effect of this transaction in the General Fund?

A) Current assets decrease.
B) Capital assets increase.
C) Current liabilities do not change.
D) Fund balance decreases.
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A transaction in which a government issues general obligation bonds to finance the construction of a new police station would

A) Increase liabilities in a Debt Service Fund.
B) Increase liabilities in a Capital Projects Fund.
C) Decrease fund balance in a Debt Service Fund.
D) Increase fund balance in a Capital Projects Fund.
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The fund used to account for the acquisition or construction of major capital facilities and other capital assets is the

A) General Fund.
B) Special Revenue Fund.
C) Capital Projects Fund.
D) General Capital Assets accounts.
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All of the following transactions decrease the fund balance of a governmental fund except

A) Purchase of equipment.
B) Retirement of the principal of a short-term note.
C) Payment of salaries and wages.
D) Purchase and use of supplies.
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The police department of the city of Newport purchased 10 new patrol cars at the beginning of the new budget year at a total cash price of $250,000. This purchase will

A) Increase capital assets reported in the General Fund by $250,000.
B) Have no effect on capital assets in the General Fund, but will decrease fund balance in the General Fund by $250,000.
C) Increase capital assets reported in the General Fund by $250,000, as well as decrease fund balance in the General Fund by the same amount.
D) Increase both capital assets and fund balance in the General Fund by $250,000.
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In which accounting entity may a government report capital assets?

A) Capital Projects Fund.
B) Enterprise Fund.
C) General Fund.
D) Agency Fund.
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Capital outlay expenditures would be least likely in a

A) General Fund.
B) Debt Service Fund.
C) Capital Projects Fund.
D) Special Revenue Fund.
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Assume that Kelly County issues $3,000,000 in general obligation bonds to build a new fire station and $7,000,000 in revenue bonds to finance the upgrade of their Water Department's water treatment facility. How will these transactions affect the funds of the county?

A) Financial assets of the Capital Projects Fund will increase by $10,000,000, as will the related fund liabilities.
B) Financial assets and related fund liabilities of the Capital Projects Fund will increase by $3,000,000; current assets and long-term liabilities will increase by $7,000,000 in the Water Enterprise Fund.
C) Financial assets, but not the related fund liabilities, will increase in the General Fund by $10,000,000.
D) Financial assets, but not the related fund liabilities, will increase in the Capital Projects Fund by $3,000,000; current assets and the long-term liabilities will increase by $7,000,000 in the Water Enterprise Fund.
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All of the following financial statements should be presented for a General Fund except a

A) Balance sheet.
B) Statement of revenues, expenditures, and changes in fund balance.
C) Statement of cash flows.
D) Statement of revenues, expenditures, and changes in fund balance: budget and actual.
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General government financial resources to be used to finance construction of a general government construction project typically should be accounted for in

A) A Capital Projects Fund.
B) A Debt Service Fund.
C) The General Fund.
D) A Special Revenue Fund.
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Ashley Woods Village issued $4,000,000 in general obligation bonds to finance the widening of a local thoroughfare. This transaction will most likely

A) Increase fund balance in the General Fund by $4,000,000.
B) Decrease fund balance in the General Fund by $4,000,000.
C) Increase fund balance in the Capital Projects Fund by $4,000,000.
D) Decrease fund balance in the Capital Projects Fund by $4,000,000.
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General government financial resources that are required to be used to pay principal and interest on general government long-term debt are accounted for in

A) A Capital Projects Fund.
B) A Debt Service Fund.
C) The General Fund.
D) A Special Revenue Fund.
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A city adds a new door to its downtown fire station. This is considered a relatively minor addition. Which fund would most likely be used to account for the construction expenditures associated with the door?

A) Enterprise Fund.
B) General Fund.
C) Capital Projects Fund.
D) General Capital Assets accounts.
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Which one of the following accounts is not found in the General Capital Assets and General Long-Term Liabilities accounts?

A) Bonds Payable.
B) Long-Term Claims and Judgments Payable.
C) Investments.
D) Land.
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Incurring construction costs on a major general government capital project would

A) Decrease fund balance in a Capital Projects Fund.
B) Decrease cash in the General Capital Assets accounts.
C) Increase capital assets in a Capital Projects Fund.
D) Increase capital assets in the General Fund.
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Which of the following would not be classified as an expenditure?

A) Salaries and wages.
B) Depreciation.
C) Capital outlay.
D) Debt service - principal and interest.
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Assume that the City of Wakefield purchased a tract of land to be used as a public park. The purchase was financed with proceeds from a five-year note issued by a local lending institution. Because of the time required for facilities construction and land improvements, the park itself will not be ready for public use for at least two years. At the date of purchase, the city would most likely account for the transaction in

A) The General Fund and General Capital Assets and General Long-Term Liabilities accounts.
B) The Capital Projects Fund and the General Capital Assets and General Long-Term Liabilities accounts.
C) The Enterprise Fund.
D) The General Fund and the General Capital Assets and General Long-Term Liabilities accounts.
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Government-wide financial statements include

A) A statement of net position.
B) A budget-to-actual schedule.
C) A statement of cash flows.
D) A statement of revenues, expenses, and changes in net position.
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The General Capital Assets and General Long-Term Liabilities nonfund accounts would be used to account for

A) All capital assets acquired by a government entity regardless of the fund purchasing the asset.
B) Capital assets acquired with governmental fund resources that will be used in governmental fund activities.
C) Capital assets acquired with debt proceeds only.
D) Capital assets that are used by a variety of governmental and proprietary funds.
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The minimum general purpose external financial reports required for state and local government entities do not include which of the following?

A) Government-wide financial statements.
B) Management's discussion and analysis.
C) Fund financial statements.
D) Transmittal Letter.
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Caraway County financed its new $6,000,000 courthouse by issuing general obligation bonds. In the year financing was secured and construction began, the fund(s) and/or nonfund fund accounts that would most likely be affected would be

A) The General Fund only.
B) The Capital Projects Fund only.
C) The General Fund and the General Capital Assets and General Long-Term Liabilities accounts.
D) The Capital Projects Fund and the General Capital Assets and General Long-Term Liabilities accounts.
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Incurring construction costs on a major general government capital project should require entries in a

A) Capital Projects Fund.
B) Debt Service Fund.
C) General Long-Term Liabilities account.
D) Permanent Fund.
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Receipts from a special fishing tax committed to maintain the (no-charge) public fishing pier should be accounted for in

A) A Special Revenue Fund.
B) The General Fund.
C) An Enterprise Fund.
D) General Capital Assets accounts.
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A government issues 10-year bonds to finance construction of an addition to city hall. The bonds payable should be reported in the

A) General Fund.
B) Capital Projects Fund.
C) General Capital Asset accounts.
D) General Long-Term Liabilities accounts.
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A city levies a special property tax that is legally restricted to pay off the principal and interest on bonds issued to build the city's new police headquarters. Which fund should be used to account for the proceeds from the tax levy?

A) Debt Service Fund.
B) General Fund.
C) Capital Projects Fund.
D) General Long-Term Liabilities Fund.
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The receipts of a special tax levy to retire principal and pay interest on general obligation bonds issued to finance the construction of a new fire hall should be accounted for in the

A) General Fund.
B) Special Revenue Fund.
C) Debt Service Fund.
D) General Long-Term Liabilities accounts.
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A statement of revenues, expenditures, and changes in fund balance is required for each

A) Special Revenue Fund.
B) Internal Service Fund.
C) Private-purpose Trust Fund.
D) Enterprise Fund.
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Basic financial statements exclude

A) Management's discussion and analysis.
B) Government-wide financial statements.
C) Fund financial statements.
D) Notes to the financial statements.
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The operation of a municipality's recreation facilities and sites such as ball fields, gymnasiums, and tracks are most likely to be accounted for in a/an

A) General Fund.
B) Enterprise Fund.
C) Capital Projects Fund.
D) Internal Service Fund.
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To account for amounts owed to general government bondholders that must be paid in the future, a government should use

A) A Debt Service Fund.
B) The General Long-Term Liabilities accounts.
C) The General Fund
D) A Private-Purpose Trust Fund.
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The Basic Financial Statements include all of the following except

A) Government-wide financial statements.
B) Fund financial statements.
C) Combining financial statements.
D) Notes to the financial statements.
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A state enacts a gasoline tax that is restricted for new highway construction. Which fund should be used to account for the proceeds from the tax?

A) Debt Service Fund.
B) General Fund.
C) Capital Projects Fund.
D) General Long-Term Liabilities Fund.
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GAAP requirements for external financial reporting include

A) A comprehensive annual financial report.
B) Note disclosures.
C) Transmittal letter.
D) Statistical Section.
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General government financial resources that are required to be used to pay teacher salaries for a special education program are typically accounted for in a

A) Capital Projects Fund.
B) Debt Service Fund.
C) Permanent Fund.
D) Special Revenue Fund.
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To account for a donation to the City where the principal is to remain intact forever and the earnings are to be used to benefit the Boy Scout and Girl Scout organizations in the City, the government should use what fund type?

A) Permanent Fund.
B) Special Revenue Fund.
C) General Fund.
D) Private-Purpose Trust Fund.
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Which of the following accounts is not included in a balance sheet of a governmental fund?

A) Cash.
B) Investments.
C) Equipment.
D) Salaries Payable.
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Which of the following would not be considered a fund financial statement?

A) Balance sheet
B) Statement of cash flows
C) Statement of activities
D) Statement of changes in fiduciary net position
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All of the following financial statements should be presented for an Internal Service Fund except for a

A) Statement of net position.
B) Statement of revenues, expenses, and changes in fund net position.
C) Statement of cash flows.
D) Statement of revenues, expenses, and changes in fund net position: budget and actual.
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A statement of cash flows is required for which of the following?

A) Enterprise Fund.
B) General Fund.
C) Investment Trust Fund.
D) Agency Fund.
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A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
General Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Capital Projects Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Trust Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
General Capital Assets
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Enterprise Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
General Long-Term Liabilities
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Internal Service Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Debt Service Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Special Revenue Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Permanent Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Agency Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
General Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Capital Projects Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Trust Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
General Capital Assets
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Enterprise Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
General Long-Term Liabilities
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Internal Service Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Debt Service Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Special Revenue Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Permanent Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Agency Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
General Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Capital Projects Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Trust Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
General Capital Assets
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Enterprise Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
General Long-Term Liabilities
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Internal Service Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Debt Service Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Special Revenue Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Permanent Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Agency Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
General Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Capital Projects Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Trust Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
General Capital Assets
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Enterprise Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
General Long-Term Liabilities
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Internal Service Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Debt Service Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Special Revenue Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Permanent Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Agency Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
General Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Capital Projects Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Trust Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
General Capital Assets
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Enterprise Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
General Long-Term Liabilities
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Internal Service Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Debt Service Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Special Revenue Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Permanent Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Agency Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
General Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Capital Projects Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Trust Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
General Capital Assets
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Enterprise Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
General Long-Term Liabilities
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Internal Service Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Debt Service Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Special Revenue Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Permanent Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Agency Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
General Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Capital Projects Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Trust Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
General Capital Assets
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Enterprise Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
General Long-Term Liabilities
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Internal Service Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Debt Service Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Special Revenue Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Permanent Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Agency Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
General Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Capital Projects Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Trust Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
General Capital Assets
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Enterprise Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
General Long-Term Liabilities
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Internal Service Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Debt Service Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Special Revenue Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Permanent Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Agency Fund
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Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
General Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Special Revenue Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Capital Projects Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Debt Service Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Permanent Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Enterprise Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Internal Service Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Trust Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Agency Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
General Capital Assets
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
General Long-Term Liabilities
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
General Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Special Revenue Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Capital Projects Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Debt Service Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Permanent Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Enterprise Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Internal Service Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Trust Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Agency Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
General Capital Assets
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
General Long-Term Liabilities
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
General Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Special Revenue Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Capital Projects Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Debt Service Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Permanent Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Enterprise Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Internal Service Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Trust Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Agency Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
General Capital Assets
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
General Long-Term Liabilities
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
General Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Special Revenue Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Capital Projects Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Debt Service Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Permanent Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Enterprise Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Internal Service Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Trust Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Agency Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
General Capital Assets
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
General Long-Term Liabilities
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
General Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Special Revenue Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Capital Projects Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Debt Service Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Permanent Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Enterprise Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Internal Service Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Trust Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Agency Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
General Capital Assets
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
General Long-Term Liabilities
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
General Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Special Revenue Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Capital Projects Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Debt Service Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Permanent Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Enterprise Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Internal Service Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Trust Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Agency Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
General Capital Assets
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
General Long-Term Liabilities
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
General Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Special Revenue Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Capital Projects Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Debt Service Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Permanent Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Enterprise Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Internal Service Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Trust Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Agency Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
General Capital Assets
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
General Long-Term Liabilities
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
General Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Special Revenue Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Capital Projects Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Debt Service Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Permanent Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Enterprise Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Internal Service Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Trust Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Agency Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
General Capital Assets
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Deck 2: State and Local Government Accounting and Financial Reporting Modelthe Foundation
1
Which of the following uses the flow of current financial resources measurement focus?

A) Agency Fund.
B) Enterprise Fund.
C) Special Revenue Fund.
D) Internal Service Fund.
C
2
Which of the following is considered a proprietary fund?

A) General Fund.
B) Special Revenue Fund.
C) Permanent Fund.
D) Internal Service Fund.
D
3
Which of the following is not considered a fiduciary fund?

A) Agency Fund
B) Investment Trust Fund
C) Permanent Fund
D) Private-purpose Trust Fund
C
4
Which of the following is an official fund category used by state and local governments?

A) Current funds.
B) Expendable funds.
C) Governmental funds.
D) General capital asset funds.
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Governmental funds recognize

A) Expenses when the governmental unit uses goods or services.
B) Expenditures when the governmental unit incurs a liability for goods or services.
C) Expenditures when the fund incurs a liability.
D) Expenses when the fund assets are consumed.
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The availability criterion for recognizing revenues applies to all of the following funds except

A) Capital Projects Funds.
B) Debt Service Funds.
C) Enterprise Funds.
D) Special Revenue Funds.
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7
Which of the following is the basic governmental fund accounting equation?

A) Assets - Liabilities = Net Assets.
B) Financial Assets - Related Liabilities = Fund Balance.
C) Financial Assets + Deferred Outflows - Related Liabilities - Deferred Inflows = Fund Balance.
D) Assets + Deferred Inflows - Liabilities - Deferred Outflows = Net Position
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If a government is obligated to legally report information in a manner that differs from GAAP

A) GAAP take precedence over the legal requirements.
B) Legal requirements take precedence over GAAP.
C) Both GAAP requirements and legal requirements must be met.
D) Information should be presented that meets as many legal requirements as possible without violating GAAP in a material manner.
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9
Proprietary funds recognize

A) Expenditures when the fund incurs a liability for goods or services.
B) Expenditures when the fund uses goods or services.
C) Expenses when the fund incurs a liability for goods or services.
D) Expenses when the fund uses goods or services.
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10
In which of the following financial statements should a government not report depreciation expense?

A) Fiduciary fund financial statements.
B) Governmental fund financial statements.
C) Proprietary fund financial statements.
D) Government-wide financial statements.
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11
A government can only have one

A) Capital Projects Fund.
B) General Fund.
C) Private-Purpose Trust Fund.
D) Special Revenue Fund.
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12
Which of the following is not considered a governmental fund?

A) General Fund.
B) Debt Service Fund.
C) Permanent Fund.
D) Internal Service Fund.
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13
The operations of a city bus line receiving all its funding from user charges would be accounted for in

A) A General Fund.
B) An Enterprise Fund.
C) An Internal Service Fund.
D) A Special Revenue Fund.
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14
Which of the following is not a fund category used by state and local governments?

A) Fiduciary funds.
B) Plant and Equipment funds.
C) Governmental funds.
D) Proprietary funds.
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15
Activities of a central motor pool that provides and services vehicles for the use of municipal employees on official business should be accounted for in

A) General Fund.
B) Enterprise Fund.
C) Internal Service Fund.
D) Special Revenue Fund.
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16
Indicate how the following funds types would be classified as to category: (G) governmental, (P) proprietary, or as (F) fiduciary.
1. Internal Service
2. Agency
3. General
4. Special Revenue
5. Investment Trust
6. Capital Projects
7. Debt Service
8. Pension Trust
9. Permanent
10. Enterprise
11. Private-Purpose Trus
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17
Which of the following uses the flow of economic resources measurement focus?

A) General Fund.
B) Debt Service Fund.
C) Special Revenue Fund.
D) Internal Service Fund.
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18
Which of the following is the basic proprietary fund accounting equation?

A) Assets + Deferred Outflows - Liabilities - Deferred Inflows = Fund Balance.
B) Financial Assets - Related Liabilities = Net Position.
C) Financial Assets + Deferred Outflows - Related Liabilities - Deferred Inflows = Fund Balance.
D) Assets + Deferred Outflows - Liabilities - Deferred Inflows = Net Position.
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19
Which one of the following accounts is not found in the General Capital Assets and General Long-Term Liabilities accounts?

A) Cash (Restricted for capital asset purchases).
B) Buildings.
C) Equipment.
D) Textbooks and library books (of a city school).
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20
Which of the following funds is reported as a governmental fund even though it is not considered to be expendable in nature?

A) Special Revenue Fund
B) Capital Projects Fund
C) Permanent Fund
D) Pension Trust Fund
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21
Ashley Woods Village paid $1,000,000 principal and $200,000 interest on its general obligation bonds that it issued in a prior year to finance widening of a local thoroughfare. This transaction will most likely

A) Decrease fund balance in the Capital Projects Fund by $1,000,000.
B) Decrease fund balance in the Capital Projects Fund by $1,200,000.
C) Decrease fund balance in the Debt Service Fund by $1,000,000.
D) Decrease fund balance in the Debt Service Fund by $1,200,000.
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22
The City of Ruth owns and operates an electric utility. The utility purchases new electric transmission lines for $6,000,000 so that it can provide electricity to new customers. This purchase will most likely

A) Increase expenditures reported in the General Fund by $6,000,000.
B) Increase capital assets reported in the Capital Projects Fund by $6,000,000.
C) Increase capital assets reported in the Enterprise Fund by $6,000,000.
D) Increase expenses reported in the Enterprise Fund by $6,000,000.
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23
A computer was purchased from unrestricted resources for a general government department. The government paid cash for the computer at the purchase date. Which of the following is not an effect of this transaction in the General Fund?

A) Current assets decrease.
B) Capital assets increase.
C) Current liabilities do not change.
D) Fund balance decreases.
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24
A transaction in which a government issues general obligation bonds to finance the construction of a new police station would

A) Increase liabilities in a Debt Service Fund.
B) Increase liabilities in a Capital Projects Fund.
C) Decrease fund balance in a Debt Service Fund.
D) Increase fund balance in a Capital Projects Fund.
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25
The fund used to account for the acquisition or construction of major capital facilities and other capital assets is the

A) General Fund.
B) Special Revenue Fund.
C) Capital Projects Fund.
D) General Capital Assets accounts.
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26
All of the following transactions decrease the fund balance of a governmental fund except

A) Purchase of equipment.
B) Retirement of the principal of a short-term note.
C) Payment of salaries and wages.
D) Purchase and use of supplies.
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27
The police department of the city of Newport purchased 10 new patrol cars at the beginning of the new budget year at a total cash price of $250,000. This purchase will

A) Increase capital assets reported in the General Fund by $250,000.
B) Have no effect on capital assets in the General Fund, but will decrease fund balance in the General Fund by $250,000.
C) Increase capital assets reported in the General Fund by $250,000, as well as decrease fund balance in the General Fund by the same amount.
D) Increase both capital assets and fund balance in the General Fund by $250,000.
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28
In which accounting entity may a government report capital assets?

A) Capital Projects Fund.
B) Enterprise Fund.
C) General Fund.
D) Agency Fund.
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29
Capital outlay expenditures would be least likely in a

A) General Fund.
B) Debt Service Fund.
C) Capital Projects Fund.
D) Special Revenue Fund.
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30
Assume that Kelly County issues $3,000,000 in general obligation bonds to build a new fire station and $7,000,000 in revenue bonds to finance the upgrade of their Water Department's water treatment facility. How will these transactions affect the funds of the county?

A) Financial assets of the Capital Projects Fund will increase by $10,000,000, as will the related fund liabilities.
B) Financial assets and related fund liabilities of the Capital Projects Fund will increase by $3,000,000; current assets and long-term liabilities will increase by $7,000,000 in the Water Enterprise Fund.
C) Financial assets, but not the related fund liabilities, will increase in the General Fund by $10,000,000.
D) Financial assets, but not the related fund liabilities, will increase in the Capital Projects Fund by $3,000,000; current assets and the long-term liabilities will increase by $7,000,000 in the Water Enterprise Fund.
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31
All of the following financial statements should be presented for a General Fund except a

A) Balance sheet.
B) Statement of revenues, expenditures, and changes in fund balance.
C) Statement of cash flows.
D) Statement of revenues, expenditures, and changes in fund balance: budget and actual.
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32
General government financial resources to be used to finance construction of a general government construction project typically should be accounted for in

A) A Capital Projects Fund.
B) A Debt Service Fund.
C) The General Fund.
D) A Special Revenue Fund.
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33
Ashley Woods Village issued $4,000,000 in general obligation bonds to finance the widening of a local thoroughfare. This transaction will most likely

A) Increase fund balance in the General Fund by $4,000,000.
B) Decrease fund balance in the General Fund by $4,000,000.
C) Increase fund balance in the Capital Projects Fund by $4,000,000.
D) Decrease fund balance in the Capital Projects Fund by $4,000,000.
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34
General government financial resources that are required to be used to pay principal and interest on general government long-term debt are accounted for in

A) A Capital Projects Fund.
B) A Debt Service Fund.
C) The General Fund.
D) A Special Revenue Fund.
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35
A city adds a new door to its downtown fire station. This is considered a relatively minor addition. Which fund would most likely be used to account for the construction expenditures associated with the door?

A) Enterprise Fund.
B) General Fund.
C) Capital Projects Fund.
D) General Capital Assets accounts.
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36
Which one of the following accounts is not found in the General Capital Assets and General Long-Term Liabilities accounts?

A) Bonds Payable.
B) Long-Term Claims and Judgments Payable.
C) Investments.
D) Land.
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37
Incurring construction costs on a major general government capital project would

A) Decrease fund balance in a Capital Projects Fund.
B) Decrease cash in the General Capital Assets accounts.
C) Increase capital assets in a Capital Projects Fund.
D) Increase capital assets in the General Fund.
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38
Which of the following would not be classified as an expenditure?

A) Salaries and wages.
B) Depreciation.
C) Capital outlay.
D) Debt service - principal and interest.
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39
Assume that the City of Wakefield purchased a tract of land to be used as a public park. The purchase was financed with proceeds from a five-year note issued by a local lending institution. Because of the time required for facilities construction and land improvements, the park itself will not be ready for public use for at least two years. At the date of purchase, the city would most likely account for the transaction in

A) The General Fund and General Capital Assets and General Long-Term Liabilities accounts.
B) The Capital Projects Fund and the General Capital Assets and General Long-Term Liabilities accounts.
C) The Enterprise Fund.
D) The General Fund and the General Capital Assets and General Long-Term Liabilities accounts.
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40
Government-wide financial statements include

A) A statement of net position.
B) A budget-to-actual schedule.
C) A statement of cash flows.
D) A statement of revenues, expenses, and changes in net position.
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41
The General Capital Assets and General Long-Term Liabilities nonfund accounts would be used to account for

A) All capital assets acquired by a government entity regardless of the fund purchasing the asset.
B) Capital assets acquired with governmental fund resources that will be used in governmental fund activities.
C) Capital assets acquired with debt proceeds only.
D) Capital assets that are used by a variety of governmental and proprietary funds.
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42
The minimum general purpose external financial reports required for state and local government entities do not include which of the following?

A) Government-wide financial statements.
B) Management's discussion and analysis.
C) Fund financial statements.
D) Transmittal Letter.
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43
Caraway County financed its new $6,000,000 courthouse by issuing general obligation bonds. In the year financing was secured and construction began, the fund(s) and/or nonfund fund accounts that would most likely be affected would be

A) The General Fund only.
B) The Capital Projects Fund only.
C) The General Fund and the General Capital Assets and General Long-Term Liabilities accounts.
D) The Capital Projects Fund and the General Capital Assets and General Long-Term Liabilities accounts.
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44
Incurring construction costs on a major general government capital project should require entries in a

A) Capital Projects Fund.
B) Debt Service Fund.
C) General Long-Term Liabilities account.
D) Permanent Fund.
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45
Receipts from a special fishing tax committed to maintain the (no-charge) public fishing pier should be accounted for in

A) A Special Revenue Fund.
B) The General Fund.
C) An Enterprise Fund.
D) General Capital Assets accounts.
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46
A government issues 10-year bonds to finance construction of an addition to city hall. The bonds payable should be reported in the

A) General Fund.
B) Capital Projects Fund.
C) General Capital Asset accounts.
D) General Long-Term Liabilities accounts.
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47
A city levies a special property tax that is legally restricted to pay off the principal and interest on bonds issued to build the city's new police headquarters. Which fund should be used to account for the proceeds from the tax levy?

A) Debt Service Fund.
B) General Fund.
C) Capital Projects Fund.
D) General Long-Term Liabilities Fund.
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48
The receipts of a special tax levy to retire principal and pay interest on general obligation bonds issued to finance the construction of a new fire hall should be accounted for in the

A) General Fund.
B) Special Revenue Fund.
C) Debt Service Fund.
D) General Long-Term Liabilities accounts.
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49
A statement of revenues, expenditures, and changes in fund balance is required for each

A) Special Revenue Fund.
B) Internal Service Fund.
C) Private-purpose Trust Fund.
D) Enterprise Fund.
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50
Basic financial statements exclude

A) Management's discussion and analysis.
B) Government-wide financial statements.
C) Fund financial statements.
D) Notes to the financial statements.
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51
The operation of a municipality's recreation facilities and sites such as ball fields, gymnasiums, and tracks are most likely to be accounted for in a/an

A) General Fund.
B) Enterprise Fund.
C) Capital Projects Fund.
D) Internal Service Fund.
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52
To account for amounts owed to general government bondholders that must be paid in the future, a government should use

A) A Debt Service Fund.
B) The General Long-Term Liabilities accounts.
C) The General Fund
D) A Private-Purpose Trust Fund.
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53
The Basic Financial Statements include all of the following except

A) Government-wide financial statements.
B) Fund financial statements.
C) Combining financial statements.
D) Notes to the financial statements.
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54
A state enacts a gasoline tax that is restricted for new highway construction. Which fund should be used to account for the proceeds from the tax?

A) Debt Service Fund.
B) General Fund.
C) Capital Projects Fund.
D) General Long-Term Liabilities Fund.
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55
GAAP requirements for external financial reporting include

A) A comprehensive annual financial report.
B) Note disclosures.
C) Transmittal letter.
D) Statistical Section.
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56
General government financial resources that are required to be used to pay teacher salaries for a special education program are typically accounted for in a

A) Capital Projects Fund.
B) Debt Service Fund.
C) Permanent Fund.
D) Special Revenue Fund.
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57
To account for a donation to the City where the principal is to remain intact forever and the earnings are to be used to benefit the Boy Scout and Girl Scout organizations in the City, the government should use what fund type?

A) Permanent Fund.
B) Special Revenue Fund.
C) General Fund.
D) Private-Purpose Trust Fund.
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58
Which of the following accounts is not included in a balance sheet of a governmental fund?

A) Cash.
B) Investments.
C) Equipment.
D) Salaries Payable.
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59
Which of the following would not be considered a fund financial statement?

A) Balance sheet
B) Statement of cash flows
C) Statement of activities
D) Statement of changes in fiduciary net position
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60
All of the following financial statements should be presented for an Internal Service Fund except for a

A) Statement of net position.
B) Statement of revenues, expenses, and changes in fund net position.
C) Statement of cash flows.
D) Statement of revenues, expenses, and changes in fund net position: budget and actual.
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61
A statement of cash flows is required for which of the following?

A) Enterprise Fund.
B) General Fund.
C) Investment Trust Fund.
D) Agency Fund.
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A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
General Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Capital Projects Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Trust Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
General Capital Assets
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Enterprise Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
General Long-Term Liabilities
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Internal Service Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Debt Service Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Special Revenue Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Permanent Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Agency Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
General Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Capital Projects Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Trust Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
General Capital Assets
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Enterprise Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
General Long-Term Liabilities
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Internal Service Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Debt Service Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Special Revenue Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Permanent Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Agency Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
General Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Capital Projects Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Trust Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
General Capital Assets
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Enterprise Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
General Long-Term Liabilities
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Internal Service Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Debt Service Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Special Revenue Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Permanent Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Agency Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
General Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Capital Projects Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Trust Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
General Capital Assets
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Enterprise Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
General Long-Term Liabilities
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Internal Service Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Debt Service Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Special Revenue Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Permanent Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Agency Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
General Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Capital Projects Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Trust Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
General Capital Assets
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Enterprise Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
General Long-Term Liabilities
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Internal Service Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Debt Service Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Special Revenue Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Permanent Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Agency Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
General Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Capital Projects Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Trust Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
General Capital Assets
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Enterprise Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
General Long-Term Liabilities
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Internal Service Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Debt Service Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Special Revenue Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Permanent Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Agency Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
General Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Capital Projects Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Trust Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
General Capital Assets
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Enterprise Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
General Long-Term Liabilities
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Internal Service Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Debt Service Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Special Revenue Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Permanent Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Agency Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
General Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Capital Projects Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Trust Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
General Capital Assets
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Enterprise Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
General Long-Term Liabilities
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Internal Service Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Debt Service Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Special Revenue Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Permanent Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Agency Fund
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Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
General Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Special Revenue Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Capital Projects Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Debt Service Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Permanent Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Enterprise Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Internal Service Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Trust Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
Agency Fund
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
General Capital Assets
Federal grant proceeds received for construction of a new elementary school building
General Long-Term Liabilities
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
General Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Special Revenue Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Capital Projects Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Debt Service Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Permanent Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Enterprise Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Internal Service Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Trust Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
Agency Fund
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
General Capital Assets
Municipal electric utility bonds to be repaid from customer charges
General Long-Term Liabilities
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
General Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Special Revenue Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Capital Projects Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Debt Service Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Permanent Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Enterprise Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Internal Service Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Trust Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
Agency Fund
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
General Capital Assets
General obligation bonds issued to finance construction of a new elementary school building
General Long-Term Liabilities
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
General Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Special Revenue Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Capital Projects Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Debt Service Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Permanent Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Enterprise Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Internal Service Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Trust Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
Agency Fund
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
General Capital Assets
Activities of a central print shop that provides custom printing services to all campus departments
General Long-Term Liabilities
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
General Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Special Revenue Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Capital Projects Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Debt Service Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Permanent Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Enterprise Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Internal Service Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Trust Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
Agency Fund
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
General Capital Assets
Financial resources set aside to service the principal and interest on general obligation debt
General Long-Term Liabilities
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
General Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Special Revenue Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Capital Projects Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Debt Service Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Permanent Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Enterprise Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Internal Service Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Trust Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
Agency Fund
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
General Capital Assets
A special hotel occupancy sales tax that can only be used for city economic development promotional activities
General Long-Term Liabilities
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
General Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Special Revenue Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Capital Projects Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Debt Service Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Permanent Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Enterprise Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Internal Service Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Trust Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
Agency Fund
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
General Capital Assets
Financial resources legally restricted to the extent that only earnings, and not the principal, may be used to benefit the government or its citizenry
General Long-Term Liabilities
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
General Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Special Revenue Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Capital Projects Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Debt Service Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Permanent Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Enterprise Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Internal Service Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Trust Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
Agency Fund
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
General Capital Assets
Monthly payroll deductions from employees to be remitted to an insurance company to pay for medical insurance premiums
General Long-Term Liabilities
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