Deck 23 Flashcards

1
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Hierarchy of Fair Value Inputs (3 levels)

A

Level 1: highest priority, observable; Level: observable; Level 3: lowest priority, unobservable

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2
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Calculation of the amount for the finance lease asset =

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PV of the lease - depreciation expense

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3
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Income tax expense for the current year =

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Taxable income x tax rate

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4
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For operating leases, if rent payments are not received in level amounts, how is rent revenue recognized?

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Recognize on a straight line basis

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5
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The market value of a bond =

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PV of principal amount + PV of all future interest payments

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6
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How does revenue earned on investments affect the sinking fund?

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Increases the sinking fund

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7
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Three main sections included in the CAFR:

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1) Intro 2) Basic financials and RSi 3) Statistical section

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8
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The financial statements of governments focus on two forms of accountability (Gov’t wide vs fund)

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Gov’t wide: operational; Fund: fiscal accountability

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9
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Blended presentation

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Occurs when the Board of the primary government is the same as the component unit OR if the component unit serves the primary gov’t exclusively

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10
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MD&A includes:

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Easily readable analysis and analysis of significant variations (no variance analysis though)

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11
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What two financial statements are included in the gov’t wide financial statements?

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1) statement of net position and 2)statement of activities

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12
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Infrastructure includes:

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Streets, bridges, gutters (capitalize and record as general capital assets)

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13
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Modified approach for capitalization

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Infrastructure assets that are part of a network are not required to be depreciated

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14
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Basic Financial statements for governmental accounting includes

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Gov’t wide financials, fund financials, and notes

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15
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Primary government governmental activities includes which funds

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GRaSPP + S

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16
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Primary government business-type activities includes which funds

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Enterprise fund

17
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Program revenue category types (SOC)

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charges for Services; Operating grants and contributions; Capital grants and contributions

18
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Major Fund Rules

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10% of all governmental funds or all enterprise funds; 5% of all governmental funds and all enterprise funds (general fund will always be a major fund)

19
Q

Reconcile fund balance of governmental funds and net position in gov’t wide (GALES BARE)

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G: GRaSPP fund balance + noncurrent assets - noncurrent liabilities + internal service fund

20
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Reconcile net change in fund balance and change in net position (GOES BARE)

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G: GRaSPP net change in fund balance - other financing sources + Expenditures (capital outlay) + internal Service fund

21
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Where is the budgetary information found and what is included?

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Required supplementary information; Comparison schedules for the general fund and each special revenue fund