Loose-leaf For Accounting For Governmental & Nonprofit Entities
Loose-leaf For Accounting For Governmental & Nonprofit Entities
18th Edition
ISBN: 9781260190083
Author: Jacqueline L. Reck James E. Rooks Distinguished Professor, Suzanne Lowensohn, Daniel Neely
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 6, Problem 25EP
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Record the journal entries in the debt service fund, capital projects fund and governmental activities at the government wide level of Town MV.

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Debt service fund: The debt service fund is a fund that provides government to account for transactions related with the payment of principle and interest on its liabilities or debt.

Serial bond: Serial bonds are a debt security in which a portion of bonds matures at regular intervals until all of the bonds are matured.

Encumbrances: Encumbrances are charges made against appropriation for an estimated amount when the goods are being ordered. Encumbrances is a control account that controls appropriation of fund, controlling of appropriation will neither increase nor decrease of balances in the general fund during the fiscal year.

Capital project funds (CPFs): CPFs are used to report financial resources that are restricted, committed, or have been assigned to expenditure for capital spending inclusive of constructing and acquiring of capital facilities other than capital assets.

Record the journal entries in the debt service fund of Town MV:

Date Account title and explanation Amount
DebitCredit
(a)Estimated Revenues$350,000  
 Appropriations (1) $62,500
 Budgetary Fund  Balance $287,500
 (To record the revenues)  
    
(b)No entry  
    
(c)No entry  
    
(d)No entry  
    
(e)Cash$50,000  
 

Other financing sources—Premium on

Bonds (2)

 $50,000
 (To record the premium received on bonds)  
    
 Estimated Other financing sources—Premium on Bonds (2)$50,000  
 Budgetary Fund Balance $50,000
  (To record the premium received on bonds)  
    
(f)No entry  
    
(g)Expenditures—  Interest (1)$62,500  
 Cash $62,500
  (To record the interest expenditures)  
    
(h)Cash$350,000  
 Revenues $350,000
 (To record the revenues)   
    
(i)No entry  
    
(j)No entry  
    
(k)No entry  
    
(l)Appropriations (1)$62,500  
 Budgetary Fund$337,500  
 Estimated Revenues $350,000
 

Estimated Other financing sources -

Premium on Bonds (2)

 $50,000
 (To record the revenues)   
    
 Revenues$350,000  
 Other financing sources—Premium on Bonds$50,000  
 Expenditures - Interest $62,500
 Fund Balance -Restricted $337,500
  (To record the revenues and the expenditures)   
    
(m)Estimated Revenues$300,000  
 Budgetary Fund Balance$68,750    
 Appropriations (4) $368,750
 (To record the revenues)   
    
(n)Cash$250,000  
 Revenues $250,000
  (To record the revenues)   
    
(o)No entry  
    
(p)No entry  
    
(q)No entry  
    
(r)Expenditures -  Interest$62,500  
 Expenditures - Principal$250,000  
 Cash $312,500
  (To record the expenditures)   
    
(s)Cash$120,000  
 

    Other financing sources - Inter fund Transfers

In

 $120,000
 (To record the cash collections from inter fund transfers)   
    
 Estimated Other financing sources - Inter fund Transfers In$120,000  
 Budgetary Fund Balance $120,000
  (To record the budgetary balance)   

Table (1)

Record the journal entries in the capital projects fund of Town MV:

DateAccount title and explanation Amount
DebitCredit
(a)No Entry   
   
(b)Cash$1,000,000  
Other financing sources – Inter fund Transfers In $1,000,000
(To record the cash received from inter fund transfers)  
   
(c)Construction Expenditures$200,000  
Cash $200,000
(To record the construction expenditure)  
   
(d)Encumbrances$4,500,000  
Encumbrances Outstanding $4,500,000
(To record the outstanding contract)  
   
(e)Cash$2,500,000  

Other financing sources—Proceeds of

Bonds

 $2,500,000
(To record the bonds payable )  
    
(f)Construction Expenditures$50,000  
Cash $50,000
 (To record the construction expenditure)  
    
(g)No Entry  
   
(h)No Entry   
    
(i)Encumbrances Outstanding$2,500,000  
 Construction Expenditures $2,500,000  
Encumbrances $2,500,000
Contracts Payable $2,500,000
(To record the construction expenditure and the outstanding contract)  
   
(j)Contracts Payable$2,500,000  

Contracts payable - Retained

($2,500,000×5%)

 $125,000
Cash $2,375,000
 (To record the payables)  
   
(k)Cash$1,500,000  
Revenues $1,500,000
(To record the cash received from revenues)  
   
(l)Revenues$1,500,000  
Other financing sources - Inter fund Transfers In$1,000,000  
Other financing sources - Proceeds of Bonds$2,500,000  
Construction Expenditures $2,750,000
Fund Balance - Restricted $1,250,000
Fund Balance - Assigned $1,000,000
(To record the revenues and expenditures)  
    
(m)No Entry   
   
(n)No Entry   
   
(o)Encumbrances Outstanding$2,000,000  
Construction Expenditures $2,000,000  
Encumbrances $2,000,000
 Contracts Payable $2,000,000
(To record the construction expenditure and the outstanding contract)  
   
(p)Construction Expenditures$130,000  
Cash $130,000
(To record the investment)  
   
(q)Contacts Payable$2,000,000  
Contracts payable—Retained$125,000  
Cash $2,125,000
(To record the payables)  
   
(r)No Entry  
   
(s)Fund Balance - Restricted$1,250,000  
Fund Balance - Assigned$880,000  
Construction Expenditures $2,130,000
 (To record the fund balance)  
   
Other financing uses—Inter fund Transfers Out$120,000  
Cash $120,000
 (To record the inter fund transfers-out)  
    
    
 Fund Balance—  Assigned$120,000  
 

Other financing uses—Inter fund Transfers

Out

 $120,000
 (To record the fund balance)  

Table (2)

Record the journal entries in the governmental activities at the government wide level of Town MV:

Date Account title and explanation Amount
DebitCredit
(a)No Entry  
    
(b)No Entry  
    
(c)Construction Work in process$200,000  
 Cash $200,000
 (To record the expenditures)  
    
(d)No Entry  
    
(e)Cash$2,550,000  
 Premium on Bonds Payable $50,000
 Bonds Payable $2,500,000
  (To record the payables)  
    
(f)Construction Work in process$50,000  
 Cash $50,000
 (To record the expenditures)  
    
(g)Premium on Bonds   Payable ($50,000/40 interest periods)$1,250  
 Expenses—Interest$61,250  
 Cash $62,500
  (To record the payable and expense)  
    
(h)Cash$350,000  
 General Revenue - Taxes $350,000
  (To record the revenues)  
    
(i)Construction Work in process$2,500,000  
 Contracts Payable $2,500,000
 (To record the payables)  
    
(j)Contracts Payable$2,500,000  
 Contracts payable—Retained ($2,500,000×5%) $125,000
 Cash $2,375,000
 (To record the payables)  
    
(k)Cash$1,500,000  
 

General government revenue-capital

granted and contributed

 $1,500,000
 (To record the revenues)  
    
(l)No entry  
    
(m)No entry   
    
(n)Cash$250,000  
 General Revenue - Taxes $250,000
 (To record the tax revenues)  
    
(o)Construction Work in process$2,000,000  
 Contracts Payable $2,000,000
 (To record the payables)   
    
(p)Construction Work in process$130,000  
 Cash $130,000
 (To record the expenditures)   
    
(q)Contacts Payable$2,000,000  
 Contracts payable—Retained ($2,500,000×5%)$125,000  
 Cash $2,125,000
  (To record the payables)   
    
(r)Premium on Bonds Payable$1,250  
 Expenses—Interest$61,250  
 Bonds Payable$250,000  
 Cash $312,500
  (To record the payables)   
    
(s)Buildings$4,750,000  
 Improvements Other than Buildings$130,000  
 Construction Work in process $4,880,000

Table (3)

Working note 1: Compute the appropriation for first semi-annual interest payment:

The bond value is $2,500,000 and rate of interest is 5% and it is paid semi-annually.

Appropriations=Bond value×Rate of interest×12=$2,500,000×5%×0.5=$125,000×0.5=$62,500

Working note 2: Compute premium on bonds:

The premium is 2%(102%100%) and the bond was sold at 102%. The bond value is given as $2,500,000.

Premium on bond=Bond value×Premium=$2,500,000×2%=$50,000

Working note 3: Compute second semi-annual interest payment:

The bond value is $2,250,000($2,500,000 bond value$250,000 principal payment). The rate of interest is 5% and principal amount is $250,000, which is given.

Second semi-annual interest payment=Bond value×Rate of interest×12=$2,250,000×5%×0.5=$112,500×0.5=$56,250

Working note 4: Compute appropriations:

It is given that appropriation amount includes principal payment on April 1 of $250,000 and two interest payment of serial bond. The principal amount and two-interest payment amount must be added together to ascertain the amount of appropriation. The first semi-annual interest payment amount is $62,500 (1) and second is $56,250 (3). Thus, the appropriation is calculated as follows:

Appropriations=(Principal payment+(First semi-annual interest payment+Second semi-annual interest payment))=$250,000+($62,500+$56,250)=$250,000+$118,750=$368,750

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