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Chapter 4, Problem 24EP

The following transactions occurred during the 2020 fiscal year for the City of Evergreen. For budgetary purposes, the city reports encumbrances in the Expenditures section of its budgetary comparison schedule for the General Fund but excludes expenditures chargeable to a prior year’s appropriation.

  1. 1. The budget prepared for the fiscal year 2020 was as follows:

Chapter 4, Problem 24EP, The following transactions occurred during the 2020 fiscal year for the City of Evergreen. For , example  1

  1. 2. Encumbrances issued against the appropriations during the year were as follows:

Chapter 4, Problem 24EP, The following transactions occurred during the 2020 fiscal year for the City of Evergreen. For , example  2

  1. 3. The current year’s tax levy of $2,005,000 was recorded; uncollectibles were estimated as $65,000.
  2. 4. Tax collections of the current year’s levy totaled $1,459,000. The City also collected $132,000 in taxes from the prior year’s levy in the first 60 days after year end. (These delinquent collections had been anticipated prior to year-end.)
  3. 5. Personnel costs during the year were charged to the following appropriations in the amounts indicated. Encumbrances were not recorded for personnel costs. Because no liabilities currently exist for withholdings, you may ignore any FICA or federal or state income tax withholdings. (Expenditures charged to Miscellaneous should be treated as General Government expenses in the governmental activities general journal at the government-wide level.)

Chapter 4, Problem 24EP, The following transactions occurred during the 2020 fiscal year for the City of Evergreen. For , example  3

  1. 6. Invoices for all items ordered during the prior year were received and approved for payment in the amount of $14,470. Encumbrances had been recorded in the prior year for these items in the amount of $14,000. The amount chargeable to each year’s appropriations should be charged to the Public Safety appropriation.
  2. 7. Invoices were received and approved for payment for items ordered in documents recorded as encumbrances in Transaction (2) of this problem. The following appropriations were affected.

Chapter 4, Problem 24EP, The following transactions occurred during the 2020 fiscal year for the City of Evergreen. For , example  4

  1. 8. Revenue other than taxes collected during the year consisted of licenses and permits, $373,000; intergovernmental revenue, $400,000; and $66,000 of miscellaneous revenues. For purposes of accounting for these revenues at the government-wide level, the intergovernmental revenues were operating grants and contributions for the Public Safety function. Miscellaneous revenues are not identifiable with any function and, therefore, are recorded as General Revenues at the government-wide level.
  2. 9. Payments on Vouchers Payable totaled $2,505,000.

    Additional information follows: The General Fund Fund Balance—Unassigned account had a credit balance of $96,900 as of December 31, 2019; no entries have been made in the Fund Balance—Unassigned account during 2020.

Required

  1. a.      Record the preceding transactions in general journal form for fiscal year 2020 in both the General Fund and governmental activities general journals.
  2. b.      Prepare a budgetary comparison schedule for the General Fund of the City of Evergreen for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2020, as shown in Illustration 4-6. Do not prepare a government-wide statement of activities because other governmental funds would affect that statement.

a.

Expert Solution
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To determine

Journalize the given transactions for the fiscal year 2020 in General Fund and governmental activities general journals.

Explanation of Solution

General Fund: The chief operating fund of state and local government used to record the departmental operating activities and government support services is referred to as General Fund, or General Operating Fund, or General Revenue Fund. The activities recorded in General Funds are police, fire, public works, recreation, education, culture, social services, city office, finance, personnel, and data processing.

Journalize the given transactions for the fiscal year 2020 in General Fund and governmental activities general journals.

1.

Entry to record the budget:

 General LedgerSubsidiary Ledger
 DebitsCreditsDebitsCredits
General Fund:    
Estimated Revenues$2,774,000   
 Budgetary Fund Balance $81,000  
 Appropriations 2,693,000  
     
Estimated Revenues Ledger:    
Taxes   $1,943,000 
Licenses and Permits  372,000 
Internalgovernmental Revenue  397,000 
Miscellaneous Revenues  62,000 
     
Appropriations Ledger:    
 General Government   $471,000
 Public Safety   886,000
 Public Works   650,000
 Health and Welfare   600,000
 Miscellaneous    86,000

Table (1)

2.

Entry to record the encumbrances against appropriations:

 General LedgerSubsidiary Ledger
 DebitsCreditsDebitsCredits
General Fund:    
Encumbrances–2020$931,000   
 Encumbrances Outstanding–2020 $931,000  
     
Encumbrances Ledger:    
General Government  $58,000 
Public Safety  250,000 
Public Works  392,000 
Health and Welfare  160,000 
Miscellaneous  71,000 

Table (2)

3.

Entries to record property tax levy:

 General LedgerSubsidiary Ledger
 DebitsCreditsDebitsCredits
General Fund:    
Taxes Receivable–Current$2,005,000   
 Allowance for Uncollectible Current Taxes $65,000  
 Revenues 1,940,000  
     
Revenues Ledger:    
 Property Taxes   $1,940,000
     
Governmental Activities:    
Taxes Receivable–Current$2,005,000   
 Allowance for Uncollectible Current Taxes $65,000  
 General Revenues–Property Taxes 1,940,000  

Table (3)

4.

Entry to record collection of delinquent taxes:

 General LedgerSubsidiary Ledger
 DebitsCreditsDebitsCredits
General Fund and Governmental Activities:    
Cash$1,591,000   
 Taxes Receivable–Delinquent $132,000  
 Taxes Receivable–Current 1,459,000  

Table (4)

5.

Entry to charge costs to appropriations:

 General LedgerSubsidiary Ledger
 DebitsCreditsDebitsCredits
General Fund:    
Expenditures$1,750,100   
 Vouchers Payable $1,750,100  
     
Expenditures Ledger:    
General Government  $411,000 
Public Safety  635,000 
Public Works  254,000 
Health and Welfare  439,000 
Miscellaneous  11,100 
     
Governmental Activities:    
Expenses–General Government$422,100   
Expenses–Public Safety635,000   
Expenses–Public Works254,000   
Expenses–Health and Welfare439,000   
 Vouchers Payable $1,750,100  

Table (5)

6.

Entry for the receipt of invoice for the goods ordered in prior year and payment approval:

 General LedgerSubsidiary Ledger
 DebitsCreditsDebitsCredits
General Fund:    
Encumbrances Outstanding–2019$14,000   
 Encumbrances–2019 $14,000  
     
Encumbrances Ledger–2019:    
 Public Safety   $14,000
     
Expenditures–201914,000   
Expenditures–2019470   
 Vouchers Payable 14,470  
     
Expenditures Ledger–2020:    
Public Safety  $470 
     
Expenditures Ledger–2019:    
Public Safety  14,000 
     
Governmental Activities:    
Expenses–Public Safety14,470   
 Vouchers Payable 14,470  

Table (6)

7.

Entry for the receipt of invoice for the goods ordered in 2020:

 General LedgerSubsidiary Ledger
 DebitsCreditsDebitsCredits
General Fund:    
Encumbrances Outstanding–2020$851,200   
 Encumbrances–2020 $851,200  
     
Encumbrances Ledger–2020:    
 General Government   $52,200
 Public Safety   240,900
 Public Works   367,000
 Health and Welfare   130,100
 Miscellaneous   71,000
     
Expenditures–2020850,500   
 Vouchers Payable 850,500  
     
Expenditures Ledger–2020:    
General Government  $52,700 
Public Safety  236,200 
Public Works  360,000 
Health and Welfare  130,600 
Miscellaneous  71,000 
     
Governmental Activities:    
Expenses–General Government123,700   
Expenses–Public Safety236,200   
Expenses–Public Works360,000   
Expenses–Health and Welfare130,600   
 Vouchers Payable 850,500  

Table (7)

8.

Entry to record revenues collected:

 General LedgerSubsidiary Ledger
 DebitsCreditsDebitsCredits
General Fund:    
Cash$839,000   
 Revenues  $839,000  
     
Revenues Ledger:    
 Licenses and Permits   $373,000
 Intergovernmental Revenue   400,000
 Miscellaneous Revenues   66,000
     
Governmental Activities:    
Cash    
 Program Revenues–General Government–Charges for Services $373,000  
 Program Revenues–Public Safety–Operating Grants and Contributions 400,000  
 General Revenues–Miscellaneous 66,000  

Table (8)

9.

Entry to record the payment of vouchers:

 General LedgerSubsidiary Ledger
 DebitsCreditsDebitsCredits
General Fund and Governmental Activities:    
Vouchers Payable$2,505,000   
 Cash $2,505,000  

Table (9)

b.

Expert Solution
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To determine

Prepare the budgetary comparison schedule for the General Fund of the City E for the year ending December 31, 2020.

Explanation of Solution

Budgetary comparison schedule: The schedule that shows the actual revenues, expenditures, outstanding encumbrances in comparison with the budgeted revenues, and appropriations as on a particular date, is referred to as budgetary comparison schedule.

Prepare the budgetary comparison schedule for the General Fund of the City E for the year ending December 31, 2020.

City E
General Fund
Budgetary Comparison Schedule
For the Year Ended December 31, 2020
 Budgeted Amounts (Original and Final)Actual AmountsVariance with Final Budget Over (Under)
Revenues:   
 Taxes$1,943,000$1,940,000$(3,000)
 Licenses and permits372,000373,0001,000
 Intergovernmental revenue397,000400,0003,000
 Miscellaneous revenues62,00066,0004,000
 Total Revenues2,774,0002,779,0005,000
Expenditures and Encumbrances:   
 General government$471,000469,500(1,500)
 Public safety886,000880,770(5,230)
 Public works650,000649,000(1,000)
 Health and welfare600,000599,500(500)
 Miscellaneous86,00082,100(3,900)
 Total Expenditures2,693,0002,680,870(12,130)
Excess of Revenues over Expenditures81,00098,13017,130
Increase in Encumbrances Outstanding065,80065,800
Increase in Fund Balances for Year81,000163,93082,930
Fund Balances, January 1, 202096,90096,9000
Fund Balances, December 31, 2020$177,900$260,830$82,930

Table (10)

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