Review the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR) that you obtained.
1. What are the main sources of the government's revenues, including those from both governmental and business-type activities?
2. How are revenues from property taxes accounted for, i.e., as a single amount, or in multiple categories? Identify the various categories and indicate the percentage breakdown (e.g., residential property taxes are 50 percent of the total property tax revenues).
3. Which of the entity's governmental functions or activities had the greatest amount of directly identifiable revenues?
4 . Does the report discuss the accounting basis for recognizing revenues?
5. Does the government's government-wide statement of net position or governmental-fund balance sheet report deferred inflows of resources? If so, what is the most likely reason this amount has been deferred?
6 . What is the government's property tax rate? 

7. At what percentage of fair value is real property assessed?
8. When are property taxes due? When do interest and penalties begin to accrue?
9. By what percentage did each of the three largest sources of tax revenue increase over the last 10 years?
10. Did the government generate revenue from traffic fines? As best you can tell, are these revenues reported in the government-wide statements as program revenues (e.g., associated with police or public safety) or as general revenues?
11. What is the total fund balance in the general fund? Can this amount be appropriated and spent for any purpose? Explain.
12. Were there any tax abatements disclosed for the year? If so, provide a brief description and the gross amount of taxes that were reduced during the reporting period.
13. Did the government receive any funding for SNAP or any other Federal programs? Explain with details.