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MSB WTR10 AC 330 XM1
MSB GovNFP Unit 3 Part 2
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| A method of accounting for supplies in the general fund where expenditures for supplies equals the total amount purchased. | Purchases Method |
| The general fund of every government is considered this. | Major Fund |
| These are needed when legal or policy considerations require seperate funds to be created for current operating purposes other than those served by proprietary or fiduciary funds. | Special Revenue Funds |
| The GASB standard for accounting for "grant revenue" | It need not be recognized until the expenditure has taken place. |
| Loans made from one fund to another with the intent that the amount be repaid. | Interfund Loans |
| GASBS 34 requirement for public-purpose trusts | Public-purpose trusts for which earnings are expendable for a specified purpose but the principle amount is not expendable be accounted for in a governmental fund called a permanent fund. |
| External events in which a government gives or receives value without directly receiving or giving equal value in exchange. | Nonexchange Transaction |
| Four classes of nonexchange transactions | Derived Tax RevenuesImposed Exchange RevenuesGovernment-Mandated Nonexchange TransactionVoluntary Nonexchange Transaction |
| TRUE/FALSE: Budgetary accounts are generally needed for permanent funds. | False, Budgetary accounts are often not needed because transactions of the fund result in changes in the fund principle only. |
| Intra-entity transactions | exchange or nonexchange transactions between the primary government and its blended or discretely presented component units. |