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Encumbrances and other transactions Flashcards

(12 cards)

1
Q

What is JE of when purchase orders approved?

A

Dr. Encumbrances
Cr. Budgetary control

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2
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What is JE upon receiving of invoices?

A

Reverse the estimated purchases orders:
Dr. Budgetary orders
Cr. Encumbrances

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3
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What is JE when actual expenditures incurred?

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Dr. Expenditures
Cr. Vouchers payable (or cash)

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4
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What is formula to calculate remaining appropriations (budgetary) at year end?

A

B-A-E
Budgeted: appropriations - Activity: expenditures - Encumbrances

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5
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what is interfund transfers?

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It is other financing sources, which has the same effect on financial statements of general, proprietary, and fiduciary funds. Do NOT net due to/from accounts

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6
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what is the difference b/w reciprocal and nonreciprocal interfund?

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  • Reciprocal (given in return) interfunds: includes interfund loans and services provided and used
  • Nonreciprocal (purely transfer) interfunds: includes interfund transfers and interfund reimbursements (not on the face of FS)
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7
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what is restricted fund balance?

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represent resources whose use has been limited/restricted by external sources such as creditors, contributors, other governments, laws, constitutional provisions, or enabling legislation

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8
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what is assigned fund balances?

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are constrained by government’s intent to be used for specific purpose but not restricted or committed

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9
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what is committed fund balances?

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represents that can ONLY be used for specific purposes pursuant by constraint imposed by formal action of government’s highest level of decision making authority

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10
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what is non-spendable fund balances?

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represents resources inform that cannot be spent (prepaid expenditures, inventories) or contractually or legally required to maintain whole (permanent fund principal)

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11
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what is the term used to identify the equity section of FS in proprietary fund?

A

net position

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12
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what is the term used to identify the equity section of FS in governmental fund?

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fund balance

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