Examine the following ï¬nancial statements, which are condensed versions of those of a federal agency responsible for
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1. How much did the agency actually collect in taxes? How much did it submit to the Treasury? How much did it owe the Treasury at year-end for both taxes collected and taxes receivable? How much did it owe at the beginning of the year?
2. How much did it cost the agency to carry out its activities during the year?
3. Of its operating costs, how much was ï¬nanced by federally appropriated funds?
4. What was the total amount that the agency was appropriated during the year? What was the balance that was not used? Is this amount available for immediate use by the agency? If not, why not? Did the agency have a balance in unexpended appropriations at the start of the year? How can you tell?
5. What was the total amount of goods and services ordered by the agency during the year? How much of goods or services was received (including amounts ordered in the previous year but received in the current year)? How much was paid for?
6. Per the statement of ï¬nancing, the agency ordered $775 of goods and services (obligations incurred), but the net cost of operations per both the statement of ï¬nancing and the statement of net cost is $800. How can the net cost of operations exceed the amount of goods and services ordered? Explain and account for thedifferences.
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Government and Not for Profit Accounting Concepts and Practices
ISBN: 978-1118155974
6th edition
Authors: Michael H. Granof, Saleha B. Khumawala
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