ACNT 2333 PRINT UPGRADE
ACNT 2333 PRINT UPGRADE
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ISBN: 9781260936797
Author: Hoyle
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 17, Problem 36P

a.

To determine

Prepare a statement of activity and statement of net position for governmental activities for city B.

a.

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Statement of activity in the books of city B:

Statement of activities
Program revenueNet revenue and change in net assets
ProgramExpensesCharges for servicesGrants and contributionGovernmental activitiesTotal
Primary Government:     
Governmental  activities:     
General Governmental$180,000$15,000 ($165,000)($165,000)
Public Safety$158,000$8,000 ($150,000)($150,000)
Public Works$159,500$12,000 ($147,500)($147,500)
Health and Sanitation$37,000$31,000$25,000$19,000$19,000
Interest on debt$42,000  ($42,000)($42,000)
Total Governmental     
   Activities$576,500$66,000$25,000($485,500)($485,500)

Table: (1)

Working note:

Computation of closing amount of net assets:

General Revenues: Amount
Property taxes received $ 630,000
Sales Taxes $   99,000
Dividend Income $   20,000
Gain on Sale of Investments   $   14,000
Gain on Investments $     5,000
Total general revenues $ 768,000
  $            -
Change in net assets: $            -
Net assets – beginning $ 120,000
Change $ 282,500
Net assets – ending $ 402,500

Table: (2)

Statement of net position in the books of city P:

Statement of net assets
ParticularsGovernmental activities
  
Assets 
Current Assets: 
  
Cash & Equivalents$139,000
Prepaid insurance$6,000
Investments$116,000
Receivables$120,000
Inventories$6,000
Total Current Assets$387,000
  
Capital Assets: 
Building (Net of depreciation)$240,000
Building (Net of depreciation)$199,500
Equipment (Net of depreciation)$81,000
Truck (Capital Lease)$64,000
  
  
Total Assets$971,500
  
Liabilities: 
   Current Liabilities: 
Wages Payable$36,000
  
   Noncurrent Liabilities: 
Lease Obligation 
    Payable$64,000
Closure Liability 
    Landfill$39,000
Long-term Notes 
Payable$430,000
Total Liabilities$569,000
  
Net assets 
Invested in capital assets, 
net of related debt$154,500
Unrestricted (deficit)$248,000
Total Net Assets$402,500

Table: (2)

b.

To determine

Prepare a statement of revenue, expenditure and change in fund balance and a balance sheet for the city B.

b.

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Statement of revenue, expenditure and change in fund balance
Revenues:Amount
Government Funds 
Property taxes received$630,000
Sales taxes$99,000
Dividend income$20,000
Charges for Services$66,000
Grant$25,000
Investments (Realized Gain)$14,000
Investments (Unrealized Gain)$5,000
Total$859,000
Expenditures: 
   Current: 
General Governmental$150,000
Public Safety$149,000
Public Works$122,000
Health and Sanitation$37,000
   Debt Service: 
Principal payment on debt$10,000
Interest on debt$42,000
   Capital Outlay: 
Building$210,000
Equipment$90,000
Truck—leased$64,000
Total expenditures$874,000
Excess (deficiency) of revenues 
   over expenses)($15,000)
  
Other Financing Sources: 
Proceeds from long-term note$200,000
Capitalized lease—truck$64,000
  
Total other financing sources$264,000
  
Net Changes in fund balance$249,000
  
Fund balance—beginning$90,000
  
Less: increase in encumbrances($31,000)
  
Fund balance—ending—unrestricted 
    and unreserved$308,000

Table: (3)

Balance sheet in the books of city B for the year 2017:

Balance sheet for the year ended 31 December 2017
ParticularsAmount
Assets 
Cash and cash equivalents$139,000
Investments$116,000
Receivables, net$120,000
Supplies$6,000
Prepaid Insurance$6,000
  
Total Assets$387,000
  
Liabilities and Fund Balances 
Liabilities: 
Salaries Payable$36,000
  
Fund Balances 
Reserved fund balances 
    Encumbrances 
        Equipment$24,000
        Supplies$7,000
    Supplies$6,000
    Prepaid Insurance$6,000
  
Unrestricted, unreserved$308,000
Total Fund Balance$351,000
  
Total Liabilities and Fund Balance$387,000

Table: (4)

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