Reconciliations to yield government-wide financial statements (deferred revenues and compensated absences) The City of Lexington is preparing its government-wide financial statements from its fund financial statements. The City records Deferred Revenue with a book value of $3,000 and Compensated Absences of $1.500 (all numbers in $1,000s) at the beginning of the year. During the year, these accounts increased by $1,000 and $300, respectively. What reconciliation entries must the City include in its government-wide financial statements relating to Deferred Revenues and Compensated Absences? Reconciliation Spreadsheet Description Debit Credit AnswerNet positionCompensated absences RevenuesDeferred revenues Answer Answer Revenues Answer Answer AnswerNet positionCompensated absencesRevenuesDeferred revenues Answer Answer To record reconciliation entry for deferred revenue. AnswerNet positionCompensated absencesRevenuesDeferred revenues Compensated absence expense AnswerNet positionCompensated absencesRevenuesDeferred revenues Answer Answer Answer Answer Answer Answer

Reconciliations to yield government-wide financial statements (deferred revenues and compensated absences) The City of Lexington is preparing its government-wide financial statements from its fund financial statements. The City records Deferred Revenue with a book value of $3,000 and Compensated Absences of $1.500 (all numbers in $1,000s) at the beginning of the year. During the year, these accounts increased by $1,000 and $300, respectively. What reconciliation entries must the City include in its government-wide financial statements relating to Deferred Revenues and Compensated Absences? Reconciliation Spreadsheet Description Debit Credit AnswerNet positionCompensated absences RevenuesDeferred revenues Answer Answer Revenues Answer Answer AnswerNet positionCompensated absencesRevenuesDeferred revenues Answer Answer To record reconciliation entry for deferred revenue. AnswerNet positionCompensated absencesRevenuesDeferred revenues Compensated absence expense AnswerNet positionCompensated absencesRevenuesDeferred revenues Answer Answer Answer Answer Answer Answer

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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