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On May 1, City of Cerone approved $10000000 issue of 6% general obligation bonds maturing at...

On May 1, City of Cerone approved $10000000 issue of 6% general obligation bonds maturing at 20yrs. Proceeds will be used to finance construction of a new civic center. Total cost estimated at $15000000, the remaining $5000000 are financed by state grant which was awarded. How do you write the journal entries for the below transactions for a capital fund project?

1. July 1 the general fund loaned $500000 to the civic center construction fund for engineering and other expenses

2. Preliminary planning cost $320000 were paid to Eminem Co. There had been no encombrance for this cost.

3. Dec. 1 the bonds were sold at 101, the premium was transfered to the debt service fund

4. March 15 a contract for $12000000 was entered into with Candu Construction Co. for major part of project.

5. Orders were placed for materials estimated at $55000.

6. April 1 a partial payment of $2500000 was received from the state.

7. The ordered materials were received at cost of $51000 and were paid.

8. June 15 a progress billing of $2000000 was received from Candu for work done. The city will withhold 6% billing until the project is complete.

9. The general fund was repaid $500000 previously loaned.

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Journal entries to record the transaction  

Date Particulars Debit (in $) Credit (in $)
July 1 Bank 500,000
To General Fund 500,000
( being general fund loan received)
Planning cost 320,000
To Bank 320,000
(Being planning cost paid)
Dec 1 Bank 10,100,000
To 6% Bobds issued 10,000,000
To Debt service fund 100,000
(Being bonds issued and premium transferred to Debt service fund)
March 15 Project liability 12,000,000
To Reserve for project liability 12,000,000
(Being liability to Condu construction recorded,)
Project liability 55,000
To Reserve for Project liability 55,000
(Being material ordered)
April 6 Bank 2,500,000
To Deffered Grant received 2,500,000
(Being state grant received)
Materials 51,000
Reserve for Project liability 55,000
To Accounts payable 51,000
To Project liability 55,000
(Being material received )
Accounts Payable 51,000
To Bank 51,000
(Being liability for material paid)
Date Particulars Debit (in$) credit (in$)
June 8 Candu construction co 2,000,000
To contract payable 1,880,000
To Contract payable- retained 120,000
(Being contract billed and retained @6%)
Reserve for Project liability 2000,000
To Project liability 2,000,000
(Being liability reserve reduced by amount billed)
General Fund loan 500,000
To Bank 500,000
(Being amount repaid)

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