Chapter 4 (REVENUES AND OTHER RECEIPTS) Flashcards
gross of inflow of economic benefits or services: increase in equity; received or receivable by the entity
Revenue
fund available for any purpose other than designated funds
a) General fund
fund designated for special purposes
b) Special funds
held by government agency or public officer (trustee, agent, or administrator)
c) Trust fund (fiduciary fund)
all funds from income gov agency: avail to spend
d) Revenue fund
held in authorized depository bank; recipient agency retains control
e) Depository fund
– facilitate funding of priorities activities: sourced from specific fees, grants and donations.
f) Special Account in the General fund
president allocates for special programs: not accountability of any gov agency
g) Special purpose funds (SPFs)
- entity receives assets or services: gives directly approximately equal value in exchange (ex. Sale of goods)
Exchange transactions (reciprocal transfers)
Measurement of Exchange transactions (reciprocal transfers)
Fair value
a. Service Income
b. Business Income
Sales of Goods or provisions of services
permit, registration, franchising, licensing, legal fees.
Service Income
school, examination, rent/lease income, hospital fees
Business Income
a. Sales of Goods or provisions of services
b. Interest, Royalties, and dividends
kinds of Exchange transactions (reciprocal transfers
charge for the use of cash
Interest Income
fees paid use of trademarks, patents
Royalties
share of national gov from GOCCs
Dividends
- receives value w/o directly approximately equal value in exchange.
Non-exchange transactions (nonreciprocal transfers)
Measurement of Non-exchange transactions (nonreciprocal transfers)
Cash basis
compulsory payments; do not include fines & penalties
Taxes
monetary sanctions from breach of laws
Fines & penalties
voluntary transfers of asses/services; free
Gifts, Donations and Goods/Services in-kind
Revenue is recognized when significant risks and rewards are transferred; control is not retained; inflow of economic benefits is probable; and revenue and related costs can be measured reliably.
Sale of goods
Revenue is recognized on a
straight line basis.
However, revenue is recognized by reference to the stage of completion if this can be measured reliably.
When the outcome cannot be estimated reliably, revenue is recognized only to the extent of recoverable costs.
Rendering of Services