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The City of Saltwater Beach established an enterprise fund in 2015 to construct and operate Tribute...

The City of Saltwater Beach established an enterprise fund in 2015 to construct and operate Tribute Aquatic Center, a public swimming pool. The pool was completed and began operations in 2016. All costs, including repayment of debt, are to be paid by user fees. The fund’s pre-closing trial balance as of December 31, 2017 is shown below.
Debits Credits
  Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 182,640
  Accounts Receivable 5,240
  Supplies 8,250
  Restricted Cash and Cash Equivalents 944,860
  Land 1,404,250
  Buildings and Equipment 927,810
  Accumulated Depreciation—Buildings and Equipment $ 41,750
  Improvements Other Than Buildings 4,729,160
  Accumulated Depreciation—Improvements Other Than Buildings 212,810
  Accounts and Accrued Payables 22,210
  Current Portion of Long-Term Debt—Bonds 282,370
  Bonds Payable 6,212,140
  Net Position—Net Investment in Capital Assets 174,490
  Net Position—Restricted 869,390
  Net Position—Unrestricted 84,260
  Charges for Services 2,045,580
  Interest and Dividend Income 92,750
  Personnel Expenses 1,036,800
  Utilities Expense 189,010
  Repairs and Maintenance 82,320
  Supplies Expense 67,380
  Depreciation Expense 137,330
  Interest Expense 322,700
$ 10,037,750 $ 10,037,750
Additional information concerning the Tribute Aquatic Center Fund follows.
1. All bonds payable were used to acquire property, plant, and equipment.
2.

Each year a payment is required on January 1 to retire an equal portion of the bonds payable. The payment for the current year was paid on January 1, 2017.

3. Equipment was sold for cash at its carrying value of $9,270.
4.

Total cash received from customers was $2,042,720 and cash received for interest and dividends was $92,750; of this amount $75,470 was restricted cash. There were no other changes to restricted cash during the year.

5.

Cash payments included $1,041,020 for personnel expenses, $186,200 for utilities, $86,420 for repairs and maintenance, $322,700 for interest on bonds, and $66,040 for supplies.

6.

The beginning balance in Cash was $98,120, Accounts Receivable was $3,170, Supplies was $9,560 and Accounts and Accrued Payables was $28,480. Accrued Payables include personnel expenses, utilities, and repairs and maintenance.

7.

The net position categories shown on the pre-closing trial balance have not been updated to reflect correct balances as of the December 31, 2017 year end.

Required

2.

Required information

a.

Prepare the statement of revenues, expenses and changes in fund net position for the Tribute Aquatic Center as of December 31, 2017. (Negative amounts should be indicated by a minus sign.)

      


3.

Required information

b. Prepare the statement of net position for the Tribute Aquatic Center as of December 31, 2017.

      


Solutions

Expert Solution

Part A

Statement of revenues, expenses and changes in fund net position for the Tribute Aquatic Center

December 31, 2017

Operating income :
Charges for services 2045580
Operating expenses :
Personnel expense 1036800
Utilities expense 189010
Repairs and maintenance expense 82320
Supplies expense 67380
Depreciation expense 137330
Total operating expense (1512840)
Operating income 532740
Non operating revenue /expense
Interest income 92750
Interest expense (322700)
Total non operating income (expense) (229250)
Change in net position 302790
Net position, January 1 1128140
Net position, December 31 1430930

Part B

Statement of Net position

Assets:
Current assets:
Cash and cash equivalents 182640
Accounts receivable 5240
Supplies 8250
Total current assets 196130
Restricted cash and cash equivalents 944860
Capital assets :
Land 1404250
Building and equipment 927810
Less: allowance for depreciation (41750) 886060
Improvements other than building 4729160
Less: allowance for depreciation (212810) 4516350
Total capital assets 6806660
Total assets 7947650
Liabilities:
Current liabilities :
Accounts and accrued payables 22210
Current portfolio of long term debt 282370
Total current liabilities 304580
Non current liabilities
Bonds payable 6212140
Total liabilities 6516720
Net position :
Net investment in capital assets 477280
Restricted 869390
Unrestricted 84260
Total net position 1430930

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