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Following is a pre-closing trial balance of a village's General Fund at December 31, 2019. The...

Following is a pre-closing trial balance of a village's General Fund at December 31, 2019. The amount shown as Fund balance (unassigned) has not changed since the year started. The amount shown as appropriations includes the amounts appropriated for transfers. Property tax invoices are mailed out on January 10 and are due to be paid on February 10. Property owners that have not paid their taxes are classified as delinquent on March 10.

Debits Credits
Cash $4,000
Property taxes receivable, delinquent 22,000
Allowance for uncollectible property taxes, delinquent $5,000
Salaries payable 6,000
Due to Water Enterprise Fund 3,000
Accounts payable 16,000
Fund balance (unassigned) 3,000
Property tax revenues 250,000
Sales tax revenues 40,000
Expenditures - salaries 220,000
Expenditures - other than personal services 23,000
Expenditures - utilities 14,000
Transfer to Debt Service Fund 30,000
Transfer to Water Enterprise Fund 10,000
Estimated revenues (total) 297,000
Appropriations (total)
Budgetary fund balance 3,000
Totals $623,000 $623,000

Based on the information contained in the foregoing trial balance, answer the following questions.

  1. When the budget was adopted, what budgetary results did the village anticipate? (Assume the budgetary amounts shown in the trial balance represent the budget as originally adopted by the village.)
  2. What were the results of operations for the year? Did the fund balance increase or decrease as a result of the year's activities, and by how much? How much will the amount of the unassigned fund balance be after the books are closed?
  3. Based on your analysis of the data, what appears to be the major cause (or causes) of the difference between the anticipated and the actual operating results?
  4. Discuss at least two possible reasons for the transfers to the Debt Service Fund and the Water Enterprise Fund.
  5. Discuss at least two possible reasons for the amount shown as Due to Water Enterprise Fund.

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1. Budgetary results the village anticipate as following:

Revenue (Estimated Revenue) $ 2,97,000/-

Expenses:

Expenditures - salaries $ 2,20,000/-

Expenditures - other than personal services $ 23,000/-

Expenditures - utilities $ 14,000

Total $2,57,000

Estimated net profit of $ 40,000/- (Revenue-Expenditure)

2. Current Year Performance as following:

Revenue

Property Tax $ 2,50,000

Sales Tax $ 40,000

Total Revenue $ 2,90,000

Expenditure

Expenditures - salaries $ 2,20,000/-

Expenditures - other than personal services $ 23,000/-

Expenditures - utilities $ 14,000

Total $2,57,000

Net profit (or fund balance increased by)  $ 33,000

3. Unassigned fund will be as follow:

Revenue $ 2,97,000/-

Expenses $ 2,57,000/-

net fund $ 40,000/-

Appropriations:

Fund balance (unassigned) $ 3,000

Add: Current year fund $ 40,000

Less: Transfer to Debt service fund $ 30,000

Less: Transfer to Water Enterprise Fund $ 10,000

Closing Fund balance (unassigned) $ 3,000/-

4. Reason for difference between the anticipated and the actual operating results:

  • Non recovery of Property taxes classified as delinquent

5. Reason for the transfers to the Debt Service Fund and the Water Enterprise Fund.

  • to enhance the future paying capacity of the organisation.
  • Due to non recovery of Property taxes classified as delinquent, Organisation may have taken more fund from these two, to meet their working capital requirement.   

6. Reason for the amount shown as Due to Water Enterprise Fund.

  • Amount payable may be on account of service taken for execution of their work/ due course of business.
  • In previous year may be less fund was allocated to this Fund & in Current year more fund is allocated.

  


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