Exam 5: Accounting for Other Governmental Fund Types: Capital Projects, Debt Service, and Permanent

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A non-expendable trust which benefits a government or its citizenry and which stipulates that earnings only (not principal) may be used for its provided purpose is an example of a:

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Which of the following should be accounted for in a permanent fund?

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Grant proceeds received from the state for a capital project would be recorded in a capital projects fund of a city government as a (an):

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Newly constructed buildings are accounted for in a capital projects fund using which method?

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When a purchase order is issued under a Capital Projects fund, how should the transaction be recorded?

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If bonds issued to fund a capital project are sold at a premium, the additional money received is:

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Budgets are typically not recorded for capital projects, debt service and permanent funds.

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Capital projects funds are established by a governmental unit to account for all plant and equipment acquired by construction." Do you agree? Why or why not?

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Fixed assets are not capitalized in governmental funds.

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Under governmental accounting principles for capital and operating leases; expenditures are recorded each period for the amount of the annual lease payment for all leases, but the expenditures are classified differently for capital and operating leases.

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