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Prepare a Statement of Revenues, Expenditures, and Changes in Fund Balance for the San Jacinto County...

Prepare a Statement of Revenues, Expenditures, and Changes in Fund Balance for the San Jacinto County Courthouse Capital Projects Fund for the year ended June 30, 20X9, given the following information:

1. In June 20X8, a $10,000,000 bond referendum is voted for and approved by the citizens of San Jacinto County for the construction of a new courthouse.

2. On July 1, 20X8, a Capital Projects Fund is established for this project with a transfer of $500,000 from the General Fund.

3. The county commissioners approve another $3,000,000 transfer of General Fund monies previously committed for this project. The transfer order call for $2,000,000 to be sent to the Courthouse Capital Projects Fund to begin construction of the courthouse and $1,000,000 to the Courthouse Debt Service Fund to help satisfy the bond indenture requirements. The finance director completes these transfers on August 1, 20X8.

4. The county signs a contract for $10,000,000 on August 5, 20X8, for construction of the new courthouse.

5. On January 2, 20X9, the county issues the $10,000,000 face value courthouse bonds at 101, net of issue costs of $90,000. Also on this date, the county receives a $2,000,000 bill from the contractor for work completed to date.

6. According to the bond covenants, the county transfers the bond premium (net of bond issuance costs) to the Courthouse Debt Service Fund on January 4, 20X9.

7. On January 31, 20X9, the county pays the contractor's bill from January 2nd, less a 5% retainage.

8. On June 30, 20X9, the county receives $80,000 from the bank for interest on idle cash and a $1,250,000 bill from the contractor for work completed between January 1st and fiscal year end.

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Capital projects fund Courthouse Debt service fund
Transfer from General fund A/c OFU Transfer to court house 04-01-2019 To Bond issue exp            90,000 01-08-2018 By transfer from General fund    10,00,000
01-07-2018 To Capital projects fund                 5,00,000 01-07-2018 By transfer from General fund       5,00,000 30-06-2019 To balance c/d      10,10,000 04-01-2019 By transfer from bond premium a/c       1,00,000
01-08-2018 To Capital projects fund               20,00,000 01-08-2018 By transfer from General fund    20,00,000      11,00,000    11,00,000
01-08-2018 To Court house debt service fund               10,00,000    25,00,000
              35,00,000
OFS Bonds A/c Bond Premium A/c Expenditure-Bond issue costs
02-01-2019 By Balance(Bond Issue)           1,00,00,000 04-01-2019 To Debt service fund             1,00,000 02-01-2019 By Cash       1,00,000 02-01-2019 To Issue Exp                 90,000 04-01-2019 By debt service fund          90,000
(100000 bonds*$100) (100000 bonds*$1)
          1,00,00,000             1,00,000       1,00,000                 90,000          90,000
Cash A/c
02-01-2019 To Bonds 10010000 31-01-2019 By Vouchers Payable               19,00,000 Vouchers payable Retainage Payable
(10000000+100000-90000) 30-06-2019 By balance C/d               81,90,000 31-01-2019 To Cash           19,00,000 02-01-2019 Contractor work bill payable    20,00,000 31-01-2019 To Vouchers Payable             1,00,000
30-06-2019 To Interest 80000 (2000000*95%) 03-06-2019 Contractor work bill payable    12,50,000             1,00,000
10090000           1,00,90,000 31-01-2019 To Retainage payable             1,00,000
30-06-2019 To balance C/d           12,50,000
          32,50,000    32,50,000 Expenditure Capiital Outlay
Revenues-Interest 02-01-2019 Contractor work bill payable      20,00,000
30-06-2019 By cash                     80,000 03-06-2019 Contractor work bill payable      12,50,000
                    80,000      32,50,000
Particulars Debit Credit
Cash      81,90,000
Vouchers Payable            12,50,000
Retainage Payable               1,00,000
Revenue-Interest                  80,000
Expenditures-Capital Outlay      32,50,000
Expenditures-Bond issue costs                     -  
OFS Transfers            25,00,000
Transfer from GF      35,00,000
Transfer to Courthouse DSF            10,10,000
OFS Bond Proceeds         1,00,00,000
OFS Bonds premium                            -  
Total 1,49,40,000         1,49,40,000

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