Sec 2, Ch 2 Flashcards
What are the three types of funds?
- Governmental
- Proprietary
- Fiduciary
What are the 5 types of governmental funds?
- General fund
- Debt Service fund
- Special Purpose fund
- Capital Project fund
- Permanent fund
Establishing funds provides for efficient administration and reporting under what Act?
Single Audit Act
What is a serial bond?
A bond which requires the payment of both principal and interest.
What are the 2 types of proprietary funds?
- Enterprise funds
2. Internal Service funds
Enterprise funds are used for what type of activities?
Public utilities such as sewer, solid waste collection, water treatment, recreation centers, public hospitals, etc.
How are the activities of enterprise funds reported?
Business-like activities
What are the types of fiduciary funds? (4):
- Pension trust funds
- Investment trust funds
- Private-purpose trust funds
- Agency funds
What are the 5 classifications for Governmental fund balance reporting?
- Non-spendable Fund Balance
- Restricted Fund Balance
- Committed Fund Balance
- Assigned Fund Balance
- Unassigned Fund Balance
What type of accounting and measurement focus does Governmental funds use?
Current financial resources; modified accrual
Proprietary funds require what charge?
User fees
What is the purpose of a fiduciary fund?
To hold assets when the government is a trustee or agent for others
What type of accounting and measurement focus does Proprietary and Fiduciary funds use?
Economic resources; accrual
What is the most important fund for a state/local government?
General fund
What are Special Revenue funds used for?
For resources that are legally restricted or committed for special purposes