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Routine Capital Expenditures:


Operating Expenditures


(Treatment)

Accounted for in:


1. General Fund; or


2. Special Revenue Fund.




Current Operating Purposes

Routine Capital Expenditures:


Non-Operating Expenditures


(Treatment)

Accounted for in:


1. Capital Projects Fund; or


2. Debt Service Fund.




Non-Operating Purposes


Ex: significant capital outlay/debt service

Encumberances

Outstanding orders or contracts, estimated costs for goods/services before payment is due.


To prevent overspending.

Fund Balance


(Equation)

FB = (FA + DO) - (RL +DI)

Naming of Fund Balances


(Categories)

Financial Assets Classified as _______


Related Liabilities Classified as _______




FB = (FA + DO) - (RL +DI)


[still applies]

Unassigned Fund Balance


(Equation)

Total FB


(-) Nonspendable FB


(-) Restricted FB


(-) Committed FB


(-) Assigned FB


(=) Unassigned Fund Balance

Nonspendable Fund Balance


(Definition)

Assets that cannot in spendable form, may also be legally/contractually required to remain intact.




Ex: Inventory, Prepaid Assets, "Advances to", and property held for sale.

Restricted Fund Balance


(Definition)

Restrictions are imposed externally and are externally enforceable. Restrictions are placed by creditors, grantors, contributors, laws, or regulations.




Ex: Drug enforcement funds

Committed Fund Balances


(Definition)

Constrained by a formal act of government.




Ex: Assets committed to fund flu vaccines.

Unassigned Fund Balances


(Definition)

Net governmental fund assets without constraints on their use.




Total fund balance less all other funds.




Balance can be positive or negative.

Unassigned Fund Balance


(Treatment)

Appears in the General Fund Balance "in excess of other fund balance classifications."

Long-Term Debt


Governmental Funds


(JE)

Governmental Fund:


(Dr.) Cash 100


(Cr.) OFS - Bond Proceeds 100




Non-Fund Account:


Records GLTL, no interest is accrued


GCA = GLTL + NP

Short-Term Debt


Governmental Funds


(Definition)

When State and Local Governments borrow from external entities to meet short-term cash needs.




Current liability (within year) recorded in Governmental Fund.




Interest is accrued at Year End.

Short-Term Debt


Governmental Funds


(JE)

Governmental Fund:


(Dr.) Cash 100


(Cr.) Short-Term Note Payable 100




[Year End]


(Dr.) Expenditures - Interest 5


(Cr.) Accrued Interest Payable 5

Stores Internal Service Fund


(Definition)

Central purchasing agency that serves only the government.

Restatements


(Definition)

When an error is discovered that affects a prior year's financials a restatement must be in the year of discovery.




Similar to Prior Period Adjustments.