Dr | Cr | ||
$ | $ | ||
1 | No Journal entry required | ||
The state government has just notified | |||
2 | Cash a/c | 9,97,000 | |
To Funds for street and highway maintenance a/c | 9,97,000 | ||
3 | No Journal entry required | ||
Only contract is signed | |||
4 | Funds for street and highway maintenance a/c | 10,42,000 | |
To Revenue | 10,42,000 | ||
5 | Cash a/c | 5,120 | |
To Income on Investment | 5,120 | ||
6 | Accounts Payable a/c | 9,23,000 | |
To Cash a/c | 9,23,000 | ||
7 | Legal Exp a/c | 4,500 | |
To Cash a/c | 4,500 |
Statemetn of Revenue | |
revenue from Street and highwasy maintenance | 10,42,000 |
revene from Investment | 5,120 |
Total | 10,47,120 |
Statemetn of Expenditure | |
Accounts Payable | 9,23,000 |
Legal Exp | 4,500 |
Total | 9,27,500 |
Changes in fund | |
Amount received for Maintenance | 9,97,000 |
revene from Investment | 5,120 |
Accounts payable | -9,23,000 |
Legal Exp | -4,500 |
Closing Balance | 74,620 |
For Balance sheet all the data is not available |
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