ADVANCED ACCOUNTING
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Chapter 9, Problem 53P
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Prepare the required journal entries to record the given transactions in the general fund for the City of Superior.
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The General Fund is the main fund used by a government entity. The fund is used to monitor all capital inflows and outflows that are not affiliated with special purpose funds.
The required journal entries in the general fund for the City of Superior are as follows:
Date | Account title and Explanation | Post Ref | Debit ($) | Credit ($) |
a. | Estimated revenues A/c | |||
Estimated other financing sources | ||||
Appropriations | ||||
Budgetary fund balance | ||||
(To record the budget) | ||||
b. | Cash A/c | |||
Receivables—real estate & personal property taxes | ||||
Receivables—intergovernmental revenues | ||||
Revenues— real estate & personal property taxes | ||||
Revenues—intergovernmental | ||||
Other financing sources—bond proceeds | ||||
(To record revenues and other financing sources) | ||||
c. | Encumbrances | |||
Budgetary fund balance | ||||
(To record the issuance of purchase invoices) | ||||
d. | Budgetary fund balance | |||
Encumbrances | ||||
(To reverse previous Encumbrance journal entry) | ||||
e. | Expenditures—general government | |||
Expenditures—public safety | ||||
Expenditures—education | ||||
Expenditures—public works | ||||
Expenditures—human services | ||||
Payables A/c | ||||
(To record expenditures) | ||||
f. | Cash A/c | |||
Payables | ||||
Receivables—real estate & personal property taxes | ||||
Receivables—intergovernmental revenues | ||||
(To record collection of receivables and payment of payables) | ||||
g. | Revenues A/c | |||
Deferred revenues A/c | ||||
(Deferral of revenues) |
Table (1)
The required closing entries in the general fund for the City of Superior are as follows:
Date | Account title and Explanation | Post Ref | Debit ($) | Credit ($) |
h. | Appropriations A/c | |||
Budgetary fund balance | ||||
Estimated revenues | ||||
Estimated other financing sources | ||||
(To reverse budget entry) | ||||
Revenues—Real Estate & personal Property Taxes | ||||
Revenues—Intergovernmental | ||||
Other Financing Sources—Bond Proceeds | ||||
Expenditures—General Government | ||||
Expenditures—Public Safety | ||||
Expenditures—Education | ||||
Expenditures—Public Works | ||||
Expenditures—Human Services | ||||
Expenditures—Debt Principal | ||||
Expenditures—Debt Interest | ||||
Fund Balance—Unreserved | ||||
(To close out revenue and expenditure accounts) | ||||
Budgetary fund balance | ||||
Encumbrances | ||||
Fund balance - unassigned | ||||
Fund balance—Assigned | ||||
(To close remaining encumbrances and reserve Fund Balance for encumbrances that lapsed, but are expected to be honored in the following year) |
Table (2)
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