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What is the order of reporting for general-purpose governmental units?

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Managements discussion and analysis, government wide financial statements, fund financial statements, notes to financial statements, required supplementary information

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When are budgetary comparison schedules required? And what do they display?

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Prepare for general fund and each major special revenue fund requiring a budget. Display original budget, final budget, an actual inflows, outflows, and balances on a budgetary balance

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What is the pneumonic used in the reconciliation of the change in Fund Balance and governmental fund financial statements to change in position for governmental activities in the government wide financial statements?

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GOES. Change in governmental fund balance, other financing sources, expenditure - capital outlay (net of depreciation), internal service fund net income

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What type of accountability is the focus for governmental wide financial statements?

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Operational

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What type of activity or cash receipts associated with interest income on the statement of cash flow?

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Investment activities

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What are the three sections and a comprehensive annual financial report?

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Intro, basic financial statements and other required supplementary information, and the statistical section

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What type of accountability is the focus of fund financial statements?

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Fiscal

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What three items are included in the basic financials?

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Government wide financials, fund financials, and notes to the financials

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What approach is the joint presentation of government wide and fun financial statements and appropriate reconciliation called?

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Integrated approach

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What we do with nonmajor funds?

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Man include combining financial statements and supplementary information

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In the comprehensive annual financial report, how is management discussion and analysis considered?

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Required supplementary information

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What is the purpose of management discussion and analysis?

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Introduce basic financials and provide analytical overview of financial activity

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What activities are excluded from government wide measures of operational accountability and why?

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Fiduciary activities since the resources cannot be used to support the governments programs or services

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How can government wide financial statements classify net assets?

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RUN. Restricted, unrestricted, net investment

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Under the modified approach to capitalizing infrastructure, how are regular infrastructure expenditures treated? What if the expenditures result in improvements or additions?

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Report as expenses; capitalize

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With government wide financial statements, where can we find information about all assets liabilities revenue expenses gains and losses?

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Statement of net position and statement of activities using economic resources measurement focus and accrual method of accounting

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What is the criteria for determining major funds?

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Revenues, expenditures or expenses, assets, or liabilities at least 10% of the associated total for all governmental or enterprise and at least 5% of total of the associated totals for all governmental and enterprise funds

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Are variances required or optional when preparing budgetary comparison schedules?

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Optional

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How should budgetary comparison schedules be presented?

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As required supplementary info or in the basic financial statements for the general fund and for each major special revenue fund that has legally adopted the budget

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What are the eligibility requirements for infrastructure assets to not report depreciation expense under the modified approach?

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Government must report assessed condition of infrastructure every three years and estimated annual amount to maintain and preserve the conditions level established and disclosed

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What is the SELF test and what is it used for?

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Used to determine whether presentation should be blended or discreet. Separately elected governing body, Legally separate, Fiscally independent of other state and local governments

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In government wide statements, how are interfund receivables/payables reported?

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As internal balances

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Where do we report debt to be repaid for general resources?

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In government wide statement of net position

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When with the unassigned fund balance in the general fund increase?

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When appropriations exceed actual expenditures

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What is the pneumonic for remembering categories of program revenue?
SOC. Charges for services, operating grants and contributions, capital grants and contributions
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What fun data appears in a governmental activities column of government wide financials?
GRaSPP + S
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What method must proprietary funds used to prepare their statement of cash flow?
Direct
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What three criteria must be met in order for art/historical treasures to elect to not capitalize?
Held for public exhibition, collection is protected, and there is a policy in place requiring proceeds from sales of collection items to be used to acquire other items for collections
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What is the BARE mnemonic?
Basis of accounting issues (conversion from modified to full accrual) Accrual of additional Revenue Expenses
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Where is the reconciliation of governmental fund financial statements to government wide presentations found
On the face of the financial statements or accompanying disclosure in notes to financial statements
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What type of fund is the general fund always displayed as?
Major
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What is the criteria for major fund treatment?
Fund must be both 10% of its fun categories assets, revenues, or expenditures/expenses and 5% of combine governmental in enterprise assets, revenues, and expenditures/expenses
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What are the requirements for blended presentation?
Only one of the following required: Board of the component unit is substantially the same as the primary government Component unit serves the primary government almost exclusively Component is not a separate legal entity
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When is discrete presentation used?
When criteria for blended is not met
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Which activities are excluded when governmental fund financial statements are converted to government wide financial statements?
PAPI, Fiduciary Activities
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What does reciprocal interfund activity include?
Interfund services and interfund loans
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What does nonreciprocal interfund activity include?
interfund transfers and interfund reimbursements
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What three financial statements are required from not-for-profit organizations?
Statement of financial position, statement of activity, and statement of cash flow
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What happens when we received a conditional promise?
Nothing
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What happens when temporarily restricted items are expended?
Reclassified to unrestricted
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For not-for-profits, how do we calculate contribution revenue?
Amount contributed - fair value of purchases given in exchange
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What is the journal entry for recording promises to give?
Debit: pledges receivable credit: allowance for doubtful accounts credit: contribution revenue
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Differentiate between temporarily and permanently restricted net assets
With temporarily restricted, donor imposed stipulations either expire by passage of time or can be filled and removed by actions of the organization while permanent do not expire or become fulfilled
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How do we treat internal board designated funds?
Unrestricted
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How do we treat contributed services? Promises to contribute?
Unrestricted; Temporarily restricted
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The two characteristics for not for profits to be interrelated?
One organization must be able to influence the operating in financial decisions of the other and have an ongoing economic interest in the net assets of another
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For not-for-profit, how is donated property recorded and recognized?
At fair market value as support
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What type of assets are affected in a not-for-profit exchange transaction?
Unrestricted
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What are the two expense categories used by not-for-profits and what do they involve?
Program services: functional expenses directly related to the mission of the organization Support services: functional expenses related to general and administrative costs, cost of membership development, and fundraising
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What do contributions to a not-for-profit include?
Transactions that are unconditional, nonreciprocal, voluntary, and not of an ownership investment
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How do not-for-profits report their expenses in the statement of activities and notes to the financials?
By functional classification: program classification, supporting activity
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What are the journal entries to record the satisfaction of temporary donor restrictions and issuance of scholarships?
Debit: satisfaction of program restrictions – temporarily restricted credit: satisfaction of program restrictions – unrestricted debit: scholarship expense credit: tuition revenue
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What are the two criteria for recognizing donated services?
Services received either create/enhance non-financial assets or require specialized skills that would regularly need to be purchased if not for donation debit: expense credit: contributions
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When a not-for-profit receives a donation for the benefit of a specific beneficiary without variants power, how are these assets accounted for?
Assets at fair value and a liability to the beneficiary
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What are the three conditions that must all be met for an entity to not need to recognize the contribution?
Help for public exhibition, protected, organizational policy in place for proceeds from sale of collection items are used to require other items for collections
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How do we treat common costs incurred?
Allocate to various functional classifications
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How are unrestricted gift to a hospital treated?
Non-operating income
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What is the focus of not-for-profit reporting guidance?
Basic information for the organization as a whole
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What is a quasi-endowment fund and how is it displayed?
Accounts for assets that have been internally designated by the institution for a specific purpose. Displayed as unrestricted net assets
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How are funds restricted and hospital accounting?
Externally restricted as to use by donor, grantor, or other source of resources
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How are revenues from tuition and fees reported?
At gross amount
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In a not for profit, when our pledges recorded in the accounts?
With legally enforceable
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In the analogy of a not-for-profit, how are marketable securities reported? Where the gains and losses reported?
At fair value; gain/loss reported and statement of activities
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How may not-for-profit's pool their investments?
May pool all investments, but must read locate realized and unrealized gains and losses to net asset classifications
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What type of activity are unrestricted cash contributions in the statement of cash flow?
Operating
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In the statement of activities for not-for-profit us, all expenses are reported as a decrease in which net asset class?
Unrestricted
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For not-for-profit's, how are operating expenses recorded?
Unrestricted
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Which not-for-profit entities are required to prepare a statement of functional expense?
Voluntary health and welfare organizations. A statement of functional expense is optional for all other not for profits
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How are good faith deposits associated with conditional promises recorded?
As a liability titled "refundable advance"
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How are unconditional pledges collected over more than one year reported and valued?
Reported as pledges receivable; valued at present value
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How are cash contributions restricted by the donor for long term purposes reported in the statement of cash flow?
Cash inflow from financing activities
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What are the two requirements to record donated services at fair value?
Create/enhance non-financial assets or required specialized skills would have been otherwise purchased
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When organizations are financially in a related, how do you beneficiaries recognize an interest in the net assets (what is the journal entry)?
Debit: interest in net assets credit: equity transactions (in statement of activity)
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How are donor imposed restrictions that are met in the same period they were received recorded?
Unrestricted support
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What type of activity is the sale/purchase of works of art in the statement of cash flow?
Investing
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How are not-for-profit gains and losses classified?
Reported in the statement of activities as increase or decrease in unrestricted net assets
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How are not-for-profit investments valued?
At fair value
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When are cash contributions and unconditional pledges recognized?
As contribution revenue in the year itch the cash for pledges received
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Where are funds received five college from downers the stipulated that the principal is not expendable but that the income generated maybe expended by current operating funds for?
Endowment fund
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For which not-for-profit colleges this depreciation expense required and not required?
Private colleges require; public colleges do not require
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How are transfer is received by governmental type find reported in the statement of revenue, expense, and changes and fund balance?
Other financing source
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To reconcile the Fund Balance of governmental funds to the net position of governmental activities on the government wide financial statements, what mnemonic do we use?
GALS BARE: + Governmental fund balances + Assets used in governmental activities (net of accumulated depreciation) - Liabilities (long term) not recorded on the fund financial statements +/- internal Service fund net position Basis of Accounting + additional accounts receivable associated with Revenue recognized under accrual versus modified accrual basis - additional accounts payable associated with Expenses recognized under accrual vs. modified accrual basis
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What mnemonic do we use to reconcile the change in Fund Balance of governmental funds to the change in net position of governmental activities on the government wide financial statements?
GOES BARE: + Governmental changes in fund balances - Other financing sources associated with new debt proceeds or capital leases + Expenditures related to capital outlay in excess of depreciation + Expenditures related to debt service principal +/- internal Service fund change in net position activity Basis of Accounting + accrued revenue associated with earnings recognized under accrual vs. modified accrual basis - additional accrued expenses recognized under accrual vs. modified accrual basis
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What is the mnemonic for recording donated services?
``` SOME + Enhanced physical asset Specialized skills Otherwise purchased Measured Easily ```

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