The General Fund of the Town of Mashpee transfers $115,000 to the debt service fund for a $100,000 principal and $15,000 interest payment. The recording of this transaction would include: a. A debit to Interest Expenditures in the General Fund. b. A debit to Interest Expenditures in the governmental activities accounts. c. A credit to Other Financing Sources - Interfund Transfers In in the debt service fund only. d. A credit to Other Financing Sources - Interfund Transfers In in both the debt service fund and governmental activities accounts.

The General Fund of the Town of Mashpee transfers $115,000 to the debt service fund for a $100,000 principal and $15,000 interest payment. The recording of this transaction would include: a. A debit to Interest Expenditures in the General Fund. b. A debit to Interest Expenditures in the governmental activities accounts. c. A credit to Other Financing Sources - Interfund Transfers In in the debt service fund only. d. A credit to Other Financing Sources - Interfund Transfers In in both the debt service fund and governmental activities accounts.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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