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Chapter 8 Recording Transactions Affecting a Fiduciary Fund—a Tax Custodial Fund [Para. 8-b-2] Delinquent taxes and...

Chapter 8 Recording Transactions Affecting a Fiduciary Fund—a Tax Custodial Fund

[Para. 8-b-2] Delinquent taxes and related interest and penalties were collected during the year for the taxing authorities shown below:

Governments/Funds:

Delinquent
Taxes

Interest and
Penalties

Total

City of Smithville General Fund

$ 387,201

$ 34,270

$ 421,471

Smithville CSD

722,650

57,810

780,460

Smith County

459,980

41,400

501,380

Smith County FPD

162,560

13,050

175,610

Total collected

$1,732,391

$146,530

$1,878,921

    Required: Record the collections of delinquent taxes and interest and penalties by recognizing specific liabilities to each fund or government. The 1 percent collection fee should be deducted from the amounts due to other governments; the total amount deducted from other governments should be added to the amount due to the City of Smithville General Fund. (Note: Round all amounts to the nearest whole dollar. Rounding will result in $1 too much, to rectify make the adjustment to the correct total amount to City of Smithville General Fund amount.) Make these entries only in the Tax Custodial Fund general journal. The Tax Custodial Fund records the total amount of delinquent taxes and related interest and penalties in the Taxes Receivable for Other Funds and Governments—Delinquent account. (Note: All cash receipts and collection fees were recorded in earlier chapters in the journals for the General Fund and governmental activities at the government-wide level. The collection fees, though not separately identified, were included in Revenues—Charges for Services in the General Fund and in Program Revenues—General Government—Charges for Services in governmental activities.)

    [Para. 8-b-3] All cash collected in paragraph 8-b-2 was transferred to the other funds and governments in the amounts calculated, adjusted for collection fees deducted or added (see Para. 8-b-2).

    [Para. 8-b-4] Current taxes were collected during the year for the funds and governments shown below:

    Funds/Governments:

    Current Taxes
    Collected

    City of Smithville General Fund

    $ 1,488,206

    Smithville CSD

    8,412,730

    Smith County

    2,069,800

    Smith County FPD

    1,747,540

    Total collected

    $13,718,276

    Required: Record the collections of current taxes and recognize specific liabilities to each fund or government, after deducting the 1 percent collection fee from other governments and adding the total collection fee to the amount due the City of Smithville General Fund. Make these entries only in the Tax Custodial Fund general journal.

    [Para. 8-b-5] All cash collected in paragraph 8-b-4 was transferred to the other funds and governments, adjusted for collection fees deducted or added. (Note: For simplicity, Chapter 4 of Smithville did not address this collection of fees by the custodial fund.

    [Para. 8-b-6] Make a year-end aggregate journal entry to reflect the additions and deductions made to net position for the reporting period.

    Required: Using debits, record deductions for the amount of the administrative fee, and all funds transferred to other governments and funds in paragraphs 8-b-2 and 8-b-4. Additions should be credited for all property tax collections made for other governments. Recall that amounts related to the City of Smithville General Fund are not included in the journal entry because the city does not hold a net position in the fiduciary fund since it is administering the fund

    [Para. 8-b-7] Make the year-end journal entry to reclassify all uncollected current taxes as delinquent. Add to the receivable amount interest and penalties of 6 percent on the reclassified amount (round amount to nearest whole dollar). The interest and penalties portion of the total amount should be debited to Taxes Receivable for Other Funds and Governments—Delinquent and credited to Due to Other Funds and Governments. You need only record the aggregate amounts reclassified in the general journal; the tax administrator will update the detailed tax ledger records for these reclassifications.

    Post the journal entries for all the preceding transactions. Prepare closing entries to close the additions and deductions accounts.

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    Particulars Debit Credit
    Taxes Receivable for Other Funds and   Governments—Delinquent (including   related interest and penalties) $1,878,921
    City of Smithville General Fund $387,201
    Smithville CSD 722,650
    Smith County 459,980
    Smith County FPD 162,560
    Interest and Penalties $146,530
    Particulars Debit Credit
    Taxes Receivable for Other Funds and   Governments—Delinquent (including   related interest and penalties) $1,878,921
    Bank Accounts $1,878,921
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