Ch2 7   A major governmental fund is one that has one or more elements (e.g., assets, liabilities, revenues, or expenditures) that is at least:   Multiple Choice   Five percent of the corresponding element(s) of total governmental funds and 10 percent of the corresponding element(s) of total governmental and enterprise funds combined.   Ten percent of the corresponding element(s) of total governmental funds and 10 percent of the corresponding element(s) of total governmental and enterprise funds combined.   Five percent of the corresponding element(s) of total governmental funds and five percent of the corresponding element(s) of total governmental and enterprise funds combined.   Ten percent of the corresponding element(s) of total governmental funds and 5 percent of the corresponding element(s) of total governmental and enterprise funds combined.   8   The basis of accounting that should be used in preparing fund financial statements is:    Governmental funds Proprietary funds Fiduciary funds A) Modified accrual Accrual Modified accrual B) Modified accrual Modified accrual Modified accrual C) Modified accrual Accrual Accrual D) Accrual Accrual Accrual     Multiple Choice   Choice A   Choice B   Choice C   Choice D

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A major governmental fund is one that has one or more elements (e.g., assets, liabilities, revenues, or expenditures) that is at least:

 

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    Five percent of the corresponding element(s) of total governmental funds and 10 percent of the corresponding element(s) of total governmental and enterprise funds combined.

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    Ten percent of the corresponding element(s) of total governmental funds and 10 percent of the corresponding element(s) of total governmental and enterprise funds combined.

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    Five percent of the corresponding element(s) of total governmental funds and five percent of the corresponding element(s) of total governmental and enterprise funds combined.

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    Ten percent of the corresponding element(s) of total governmental funds and 5 percent of the corresponding element(s) of total governmental and enterprise funds combined.

     

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    The basis of accounting that should be used in preparing fund financial statements is:
     

      Governmental funds Proprietary funds Fiduciary funds
    A) Modified accrual Accrual Modified accrual
    B) Modified accrual Modified accrual Modified accrual
    C) Modified accrual Accrual Accrual
    D) Accrual Accrual Accrual

     

     

    Multiple Choice

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      Choice A

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      Choice B

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      Choice C

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      Choice D

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