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Chapter 7, Problem 17.11EP
The City of Tutland issued $10 million, 6 percent, 10-year bonds at 101 to finance refurbishment of its water utility fund equipment. The bond issuance is recorded in the water utility enterprise fund as
- a. Other financing sources of $10.1 million.
- b. Revenues of $10.1 million.
- c. Bonds payable of $10.1 million.
- d. Bonds payable of $10 million and premium on bonds payable of $100,000.
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