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    PracticeCPA®CPA BAR Practice Exam 4Question 47
    Easy1 markMultiple Choice
    Area III: State & Local GovernmentsBARArea IIIGASB

    CPA · Question 47 · Area III: State & Local Governments

    The General Fund transfers $50,000 to a Debt Service Fund to pay principal and interest. How should the General Fund report this transaction?

    Answer options:

    A.

    Expenditure

    B.

    Interfund Loan

    C.

    Expense

    D.

    Other Financing Use

    How to approach this question

    Interfund Transfers = Other Financing Sources/Uses. Services provided = Revenue/Expenditure.

    Full Answer

    D.Other Financing Use✓ Correct
    Transfers of resources between funds are classified as 'Other Financing Sources' (transfers in) and 'Other Financing Uses' (transfers out) in the governmental fund financial statements.

    Common mistakes

    Calling it an expenditure.
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