Chapter 14 HW

Which of the following organizations would be considered a nongovernmental not-for-profit organization?

-An organization that provides shelter for men who have been victims of domestic violence and has been designated as a not-for-profit organization by the IRS. The board of trustees is composed of county commissioners, but in the case of the dissolution of the organization, any remaining funds would be donated to the United Way. Funding for the organization comes entirely from contributions.

-An organization that provides services to persons who wish to learn English as their second language. The organization is incorporated and is funded by fees charged to the learners. All profits are reinvested in the organization to provide further services. The organization has applied for not-for-profit status with the IRS.

-An organization classified by the IRS as a not-for-profit organization that employs individuals with disabilities in a workshop where the workers make custom stationery out of recycled goods. The organization receives cash and in-kind contributions as well as the proceeds from the sale of the stationery. The organization's board is composed of local businessmen and women.

-An organization that provides fund-raising services for other not-for-profit organizations. The organization is funded by fees for its services and was incorporated by the former chairperson of the local United Way organization. The organization distributes 40 percent of its profits to local charities.

An organization classified by the IRS as a not-for-profit organization that employs individuals with disabilities in a workshop where the workers make custom stationery out of recycled goods. The organization receives cash and in-kind contributions as well as the proceeds from the sale of the stationery. The organization's board is composed of local businessmen and women.

According to GAAP, all not-for-profit organizations are required to prepare only the following statements:

-A statement of activities, a statement of cash flows, and a statement of functional expenses using accrual accounting.

-A statement of activities, a balance sheet, and a statement of cash flows using accrual accounting.

-A statement of financial position and a statement of activities using accrual accounting.

-A statement of cash flows, a statement of activities, and a statement of financial position using either cash basis or accrual basis accounting.

A statement of activities, a balance sheet, and a statement of cash flows using accrual accounting.

Jane's Planes is an organization that provides air transportation for critically ill children. A friend of Jane's Planes, Richard Bucks, donated a plane to be used for whatever purpose the organization chooses. In addition, he donated a substantial amount of investments that were to be used strictly to generate income to help fund the organization's expenses. These donations would be included in the organization's net assets as

Without donor restrictions

With donor restrictions

In a local NFP elementary school's statement of cash flows, a contribution restricted for use on a new building project would be reported as

-A financing activity.

-A capital and related financing activity.

-An investing activity.

-An operating activity.

A financing activity.

A wealthy donor promised $1 million to the local art museum to expand the size of its building, contingent on the museum obtaining a grant from the State Endowment for the Arts of at least $500,000. Upon completing a signed agreement with the donor, the museum should:

-Record a debit to Contributions Receivable—With Donor Restrictions in the amount of $1,000,000.

-Record a debit to Contributions Receivable—With Donor Restrictions in the amount of $500,000.

-Not make a journal entry until the conditions of the agreement have been met.

-Either Record a debit to Contributions Receivable—With Donor Restrictions in the amount of $1,000,000 or Not make a journal entry until the conditions of the agreement have been met.

Not make a journal entry until the conditions of the agreement have been met.

Orlando Perez, president of a local information systems company, volunteered his time to help develop software for Best Friends, a local no-kill pet shelter. The software will allow the organization to track intake, placement, and statistics of animals in its three locations. Without Mr. Perez's assistance, Best Friends would have needed to hire someone to develop this software. Best Friends should record the value of Mr. Perez's time as

-Program revenue and supporting services expense.

-Contribution revenue and supporting services expense.

-Program revenue and program expense.

-Contribution revenue and a program expense.

Contribution revenue and a program expense.

Many not-for-profit organizations attempt to classify fund-raising expenses as program services expenses by making the activities look educational in nature or advocating for the mission of the organization. For such expenses to be reported as program services expenses, they must meet which of the following three criteria:

-Purpose, mission-related, and benefit to the public.

-Purpose, audience, and content.

-Purpose, expand donor base, and content.

-Reasonable, improve financial condition, and benefit to the public.

Purpose, audience, and content.

Save Our Beaches, an NFP organization, prepared and distributed a trifold flyer to individuals and families at White Sands Beach, a popular beach for both residents and tourists. The flyer provided information about beach pollution and invited the public to participate in the organization's semiannual beach cleanup. In addition, one segment of the flyer solicited contributions to the organization to help fund its activities. The cost of the flyer and its distribution would most likely be considered

-A fund-raising cost.

-A program cost.

-Both fund-raising and program costs.

-A management and general expense.

Both fund-raising and program costs.

A particular organization functions as an intermediary between donors and other beneficiary organizations. The intermediary organization must report contribution revenue from donors if

-The organization has variance power.

-The organization elects to consistently report such donor gifts as contribution revenue.

-The beneficiary organization requests a delay in receiving the contribution from the intermediary organization.

-All these answer choices is correct.

The organization has variance power.

Volunteers contributed services to the symphony that had a fair value of $50,000. The services provided by the volunteers did not require specialized skills. Under what condition should the symphony recognize the fair value of the contributed services received?

-The contributed services will be recognized if they would have been acquired by the organization if not donated.

-The contributed services will not be recognized under any conditions.

-The contributed services will be recognized if they create or enhance a nonfinancial asset.

-All contributed services should be recognized if the fair value can be determined.

The contributed services will be recognized if they create or enhance a nonfinancial asset.

On December 31, Ecology Center, a nongovernment not-for-profit organization, received an unconditional pledge of $125,000 to be received in three years. The Ecology Center is confident that it will collect the entire $125,000. The Ecology Center uses the present value technique when measuring fair value. How should the Ecology Center record the pledge?

-Both a contribution receivable and a contribution without donor restrictions is recorded in the amount of $125,000.

-Both a contribution receivable and a contribution with donor restrictions is recorded in the amount of $125,000.

-No recording is made.

-Both a net contribution receivable and a contribution with donor restrictions is recorded for the present value of $125,000.

Both a net contribution receivable and a contribution with donor restrictions is recorded for the present value of $125,000.

Lifeworks is a nongovernment not-for-profit organization that recently received a large gift from a donor in the amount of $3,000,000 in cash. The donor wishes to leave a legacy and therefore specified that Lifeworks cannot spend the $3,000,000 but can invest the $3,000,000 and use any earnings from the investments to support the organization. In the first year, $100,000 was earned but has not yet been spent. How would the $3,000,000 gift and the $100,000 in earnings impact the net assets of Lifeworks?

-Both the $3,000,000 and the $100,000 increase the net assets with donor restrictions.

-The $3,000,0000 gift and the $100,000 in earnings would not impact the net assets until the money is spent.

-The $3,000,000 increases the net assets with donor restrictions and the $100,000 increases the net assets without donor restrictions.

-Both the $3,000,000 and the $100,000 increase the net assets without donor restrictions.

The $3,000,000 increases the net assets with donor restrictions and the $100,000 increases the net assets without donor restrictions.

The Maryville Cultural Center recently conducted a successful talent show in which local talent performed for a nominal prize. The talent show is an ongoing major event and is central to the center's mission. The event raised $5,900 in gross revenue. Expenses related to the event included $2,100 to rent an auditorium, $2,300 to advertise the event, $1,600 for trophies and other awards for the winner and the runners up, and $1,200 for printing and mailing tickets. The center believes there was no monetary value received by donors (attendees). To report this event in its statement of activities, the center will report:

-Special event revenue of $5,900 and special event expense of $3,700.

-Special event revenue of $5,900 and fund-raising expense of $3,500.

-Special event revenue of $5,600 and fund-raising expense of $3,500.

-Special event revenue of $5,900, special event expense of $3,700 and fund-raising expense of $3,500.

Special event revenue of $5,900, special event expense of $3,700 and fund-raising expense of $3,500.

For each of the independent transactions listed, indicate which of the revenue or contribution classifications apply by choosing one or more of the letters from the listed items in the right-hand column. (Select all that apply.)

Revenue and Contribution Classifications:

Revenue

Contributions—Without Donor Restrictions

Contributions—With Donor Restrictions

None of the above

A museum gift shop sold prints of famous paintings.

Revenue

At the end of the year, a donor agreed to contribute $400,000 to a local artists' fund if the museum raised a matching amount in the first quarter of the upcoming year.

None of the above

A registered nurse volunteered 10 hours a week to a local agency for disabled persons.

Contributions—Without Donor Restrictions

A donor contributed $1 million to a not-for-profit hospital for a new clinic.

Contributions—With Donor Restrictions

An NFP art association hosted its annual art exhibition for the association's major contributors.

None of the above

A donor contributed securities valued at $10 million to be permanently invested. Earnings thereon are stipulated by the donor to be used for eye research.

Contributions—With Donor Restrictions

A local computer store donated computers for children's use at an NFP hands-on children's museum.

Contributions—Without Donor Restrictions

A local PTA received cash contributions of $2,000 to be used for its operating activities.

Contributions—Without Donor Restrictions

Indicate whether each of the following donated services situations would require a journal entry for contribution revenue and a related expense or asset by selecting Yes or No.

Volunteers worked as sales assistants in a not-for-profit hospital snack shop.

No

An architect provided pro bono design services for the planned remodeling of a local museum.

Yes

A member of a church volunteered to repaint the church's activities room to make it more attractive. Church leaders had not planned to repaint the room.

No

Several local persons used their cars to deliver meals to senior citizens for Meals on Wheels.

No

A psychiatrist volunteered several hours each week at a not-for-profit counseling center to assist persons with alcohol and drug addiction.

Yes

A local CPA firm performed the regular annual financial statement audit for the university's chapter of Beta Alpha Psi.

Yes

A local pastor donated several hours weekly to the local food bank run by an NFP.

No

A registered dietitian donates several hours each summer providing dietary instruction to children with diabetes who are attending a camp sponsored by the local chapter of the American Diabetes Association.

Yes

The Shannon Community Kitchen provides hot meals to homeless and low-income individuals and families; it is the organization's only program. It is the policy of the community kitchen to use restricted resources for which the purpose has been met before resources without donor restrictions. The Kitchen had the following revenue and expense transactions during the 2020 fiscal year.

-Cash donations without donor restrictions of $26,300 were received. A local philanthropist also contributed $4,300, which was to be used for the purchase of Thanksgiving dinner foodstuffs.

-A local grocery store provided fresh produce with a fair value of $1,400. The produce was immediately used.

-Volunteers from the local university contributed 165 hours to preparation and serving of meals. The estimated fair value of their labor was $2,050.

-The Kitchen received a $6,300 federal grant for the purchase of institutional kitchen appliances.

-At Thanksgiving time, the Kitchen spent $5,400 on foodstuffs for preparation of the Thanksgiving dinner.

Prepare journal entries to record these transactions. (If no entry is required for a transaction/event, select "No Journal Entry Required" in the first account field.)

A) Dr Cash 30,600

Cr Contributions- Without Donor Restrictions 26,300

Cr Contributions- With Donor Restriction. 4,300

B) Dr Program Expenses. 1,400

Cr Contributions-Without Donor Restrictions 1,400

C) No journal entry required

D) Dr Cash. 6,300

Cr Contributions-With Donor Restrictions. 6,300

E) Dr Program Expenses 5,400

Cr Cash. 5,400

F) Dr Net Assets Released-Satisfaction of Purpose Restriction-With Donor Restrictions 4,300

Cr Net Assets Released- Satisfaction of Purpose Restrictions- Without Donor Restrictions 4,300