Chapter 8 Flashcards

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Nongovernmental not-for-profit organization financial stmt

A

statement of fin position
statement of activities
statement of cash flows

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Statement of financial position classify balances in these categories

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  1. Assets
  2. Liabilities
  3. Net Assets
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Purpose of stmt of activities (income stmt for profit companies)

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report revenue and expenses, gain and losses and report changes in net assets for the period (with or without donor restrictions)

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4
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How to recognized contributions of works of art?

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It’s not recognized if meets these criteria: 1. If art worked are held for public exhibition. 2. Art is protected and preserved.
3. Art is subject to an organizational policy so proceeds will be used to acquire more art.

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5
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Not-for-profit organization to be financially interrelated as defined by FASB

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Must share both characteristics: one organization must be able to influence the. operating and financial decisions of the other. 2. Have an ongoing economic interest in the net assets.

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6
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Modified accrual method apply to these governmental funds (GRaSPP)

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General,
Special Revenue, Debt Service, Capital Projects funds.
Permanent

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7
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Proprietary funds use Accrual Basis (SE) &
Economic Resources Measurements Focus

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Service
Enterprise

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8
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Funds using the full accrual basis of accounting and the economic resources measurements focus.

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Fiduciary funds and Private Purpose Trust

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Fiduciary Funds (excluded from Government-wide Financials) used accrual and economic resources measurements focus (CIPPOE)

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Custodial
Investment trust
Private purpose trust
Pension (and Other Employee benefit trust) Proprietary funds

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10
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FUNDS TYPE

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11
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Government-wide fin statements should classify net assets as:

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1 Net Investment in capital

  1. Restricted
  2. Unrestricted
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12
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Categories of program revenue:

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SOC

S Charges (for service)

O Operating grants and contributions

C Capital grants and contributions

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13
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State of Cash flow include funds

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  1. Include all proprietary funds (Enterprise and Internal Service Funds).

No statement of cash flow for Governmental Funds (GRaSPP) or fiduciary funds (CIPPOE)

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14
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Cash flows from noncapital financing activities

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15
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The difference between the fund financial statements and the government-wide financial statements are in reporting :

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+ Capital Assets net of

  • Accumulated depreciation
  • Non-current liabilities

+Service (internal service fund) net position

(CANS)

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16
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Recon of the change in fund balance in governmental fund financial statement to the change in net position the in government-wide financials is computed using CPAS RIDES

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Net change in fund balance - total governmental funds

+Capital outlay

+Principal payments on non-current debt

  • Asset disposal (net book value)
  • Sources(other financial sources-debt proceeds)

+Revenue (measurable but available)

  • Interest expense (accrued)
  • Depreciation Expense

+Internal Service Fund net revenue

Change in the net position of governmental activities

17
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What accounting basis does GASB recommend that governmental funds budgets be prepared?

A

Modified Accrual

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