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Matching for General Fund Transactions [AICPA Adapted]For each general fund transaction li...

Matching for General Fund Transactions [AICPA Adapted]

For each general fund transaction listed in items 1 through 12, select the appropriate recording for the transaction listed next to letters A through O. A letter may be selected once, more than once, or not at all.

 

Transactions

 

Recording of Transactions

1.

An interfund transfer out was made to

A.

Credit Revenues

 

the capital projects fund.

B.

Debit Expenditures

2.

Approved purchase orders were issued

C.

Debit Encumbrances

 

for supplies.

D.

Debit Inventories

3.

The above-mentioned supplies were

E.

Debit Interfund Services Provided and Used

 

received and the related invoices were

F.

Credit Budgetary Fund Balance—Unassigned

 

approved.

G.

Debit Appropriations Control

4.

Salaries and wages were incurred.

H.

Credit Property Taxes Receivable—Current

5.

Cash was transferred to establish an

I.

Credit Appropriations Control

 

internal service fund.

J.

Credit Residual Equity Transfer Out

6.

The property tax levy was passed by the

K.

Debit Interfund Transfer Out

 

city council and tax bills were sent to

L.

Credit Interfund Transfer Out

 

property owners.

M.

Debit Estimated Revenues Control

7.

Property taxes for the current year were

N.

Debit Budgetary Fund Balance—Unassigned

 

collected.

O.

Debit Computer Equipment

8.

Appropriations were recorded on

 

 

 

adoption of the budget.

 

 

9.

Estimated revenues were recorded on

 

 

 

adoption of the budget.

 

 

10.

There was an excess of estimated inflows

 

 

 

over estimated outflows.

 

 

11.

Invoices for computer equipment were

 

 

 

received.

 

 

12.

Received billing from water and sewer

 

 

 

fund (enterprise fund) for using city

 

 

 

water and sewer.

 

 

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