Matching of Transactions to Effects on Statement of Activities for a Voluntary Health and Welfare Organization
Match the transactions on the left with the effects of the transactions on the statement of activities for a voluntary health and welfare organization. A transaction may have more than one effect.
| Transactions |
| Effects of Transactions on Statement of Activities |
1. | Received cash contributions restricted by donors | A. | Increases unrestricted net assets |
| for research. | B. | Decreases unrestricted net assets |
2. | Incurred fund-raising costs. | C. | Increases temporarily restricted |
3. | Recorded depreciation expense for the year. |
| net assets |
4. | Designated assets for plant expansion. | D. | Decreases temporarily restricted |
5. | Realized a gain from the sale of securities that |
| net assets |
| were permanently restricted. The donor specified | E. | Increases permanently restricted |
| that any gains from sales of these securities must |
| net assets |
| be preserved and invested in other permanently | F. | Decreases permanently restricted |
| restricted investments. |
| net assets |
6. | Earned endowment income. The donor specified | G. | Is not reported on the statement |
| that the income be used for community service. |
| of activities |
7. | Received a multiyear pledge, with cash being |
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| received this year and for the next four years. |
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| Donors did not place any use restrictions on |
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| how the pledges were to be spent. |
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8. | Earned income from investments of assets that |
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| the board designated in item 4. |
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9. | Received pledges from donors who placed no |
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| time or use restrictions on how the pledges were |
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| to be spent. |
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10 | Received cash contributions restricted by donors |
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| for equipment. |
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11. | Acquired equipment with all of the contributions |
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| received in item 10. |
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12. | Expended 75 percent of the contributions |
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| received in item 1 for research. |
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