GNP Exam 2

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Government & Not for Profit Accounting Chapter 5, 6, 7, 8

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Revenues must be…

Measurable, available, legally usable

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Legally usable

Government has legal claim to the resources established by end of period and resources were raised to finance expenditures of the current or prior period

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When do you use deferred inflow?

for taxes

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When do you use unearned revenue?

for grants

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What are the kinds of non-exchange transactions?

derived tax revenue, imposed tax revenue, government mandated, voluntary

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When do you recognize revenue?

When available, measurable, and when the underlying exchange transaction takes place.

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What are the kinds of derived tax revenue?

Income, sales, gas

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What are the journal entries for derived tax revenue?

DR: Cash CR: Tax revenue DR: Tax receivable CR: Tax revenue

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What are the kinds of imposed tax revenues?

Property taxes, fines, forfeitures

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What are the journal entries for imposed tax revenues?

DR: Cash CR: Tax/Fine Revenue DR: Tax/Fine Receivable CR: Tax/Fine Revenue

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When can you recognize government mandated grant revenue?

When it is measurable, available and when the performance obligations have been met

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What are the journal entries for when grant money is received before the eligibility requirements are met?

When you get it: DR: Cash CR: Unearned Revenue

DR: Expenditure CR: Cash

DR: Unearned revenue CR: Revenue

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What are the journal entries for when grant money is spent before you get it?

DR: Expenditure CR: Cash

When it’s 60 days out: DR: Grant receivable CR: Revenue

When you get the money: DR: Cash CR: Grant Rec

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What are the entries for voluntary grant revenue?

The same as the government mandated ones

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What are pass through grants?

Primary recipient received grant and must pass through resources to a secondary recipient

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What are the entries for a primary recipient WITH administrative control?

When they get it: DR: Cash CR: Revenue

When they pass: DR: Expenditure CR: Cash

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What are the entries for a primary recipient WITHOUT administrative control?

When they get it: DR: Cash CR: Payable

When they pass: DR: Payable CR: Cash

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What are the entries for the subrecipient in pass through grants?

DR: Cash CR: Revenue

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When should expenditures be recognized?

In the accounting period in which the fun liability is incurred if measurable.

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What is the exception?

Unmatured interest (principal) on general long-term liabilities. They are recognized when DUE and NOT PAID

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What is the exception to the exception?

Interest/principal can be accrued on LTD if funds have been transferred to a DSF already and the debit will be paid within 30 days of the new year

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What are the entries for the consumption method and purchases method when you purchase materials?

DR: Expenditures CR: V/P

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What is the entry for when supplies are put into use under the consumption method and purchases method?

No entry

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EOY a count determines that 50,000 of supplies remain unused, what is the entry under the CONSUMPTION method?

DR: Inventory CR: Expenditures

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EOY a count determines that 50,000 of supplies remain unused, what is the entry under the PURCHASES method?

DR: Inventory CR: OFS-Inventory

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EOY a count determines that 50,000 of supplies remain unused (650k purchased), what is the impact on FB under the purchases and consumption method?

Down 600k

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How do we account for inventory under the consumption method preputial system?

We capitalize at the beginning, and it will become an expenditure when the supplies are used up

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When is a lease considered short term?

When it has a term of 12 months or less

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Are there entries in the non-fund for short term leases?

No

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When can you usually accrue vacation?

Usually if it is taken in the first month

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What are the two types of debt refunding?

Current refunding and advance refunding

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What are the reasons for refunding?

Lower interest rates, extend maturity dates, revise payment schedule, remove or modify restrictions

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Legal defeasance

Debtor fulfills defeasance provisions of debt indenture or other agreement

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In-substance defeasance

Conditions are met that in essence make it such that the debit is defeased

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Non-defeasance

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When can the modified approach be used?

When 1. an asset management program is in place and 2. Documentation that Aarone beign preserved at or above given conditi

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