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The postclosing trial balance for the City of Fort Collins governmental funds at June 30,...

The postclosing trial balance for the City of Fort Collins governmental funds at June 30, 2014, shows the following ledger account balances:

 

DR

CR

Cash and cash equivalents

$541,100

 

Investments

520,000

 

Taxes receivable

520,000

 

Accounts receivable

187,500

 

Due from other governments

364,970

 

Supplies inventory

290,000

 

Vouchers payable

 

$379,500

Contracts payable

 

47,500

Revenue collected in advance

 

55,000

Fund balance/net position, beginning

 

912,720

Revenues

 

3,507,450

Expenditures

3,043,600

 

OFS—Bond proceeds

 

500,000

OFS—Capital lease

 

65,000

OFS—Transfers in

 

75,250

OFU—Transfers out

75,250

 

 

$5,542,420

$5,542,420

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

1. During the year, Fort Collins purchased $9,000 in equipment, which was not depreciated.


2. Fort Collins also has other fixed assets with a historical cost of $95,000 and accumulated depreciation of $65,000.


3. Fort Collins has capital project fund construction expenditures totaling $20,000.


4. During the year, the city issued a bond at $500,000 par value.


5. During the year, the city entered into a lease agreement. The entire amount should be recognized as general long-term debt.


6. The city’s revenue collected in advance would be treated as revenue under accrual accounting.


7. The transfers in and out were made between governmental funds.


8. The city does not report internal service funds.

REQUIRED: Prepare a conversion worksheet to determine the change in net position and the net position balance for the city’s governmental funds.

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