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CPA · Question 16 · Area I: Financial Reporting
Which of the following adjustments is required to convert the Statement of Revenues, Expenditures, and Changes in Fund Balances of governmental funds to the Government-Wide Statement of Activities?
Which of the following adjustments is required to convert the Statement of Revenues, Expenditures, and Changes in Fund Balances of governmental funds to the Government-Wide Statement of Activities?
Answer options:
A.
Add capital asset purchases; Subtract depreciation expense.
B.
Subtract capital asset purchases; Add depreciation expense.
C.
Eliminate capital expenditures and record depreciation expense.
D.
Add principal payments on debt; Subtract capital expenditures.
How to approach this question
Think: Modified Accrual (Funds) -> Full Accrual (Gov-Wide). Funds expense capital outlays immediately. Gov-Wide capitalizes them and depreciates. Adjustment: Remove the Capital Outlay Expenditure (Increase change in net position), Record Depreciation Expense (Decrease change in net position).
Full Answer
C.Eliminate capital expenditures and record depreciation expense.✓ Correct
A
To convert from Governmental Funds to Government-Wide:<br/>1. Capital Outlays are expenditures in funds. Add them back (eliminate expenditure).<br/>2. Depreciation is not in funds. Subtract it (record expense).<br/>Option C describes this net effect correctly.
Common mistakes
Confusing the direction of the adjustment.
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