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    PracticeCPA®CPA FAR Practice Exam 5Question 45
    Medium1 markMultiple Choice
    Area I: Financial ReportingFARGovernmental Accounting

    CPA · Question 45 · Area I: Financial Reporting

    Which of the following is a component of 'Net Position' in the government-wide Statement of Net Position?

    Answer options:

    A.

    Retained Earnings

    B.

    Fund Balance

    C.

    Net Investment in Capital Assets

    D.

    Paid-in Capital

    How to approach this question

    Government-Wide Net Position has 3 components: 1. Net Investment in Capital Assets. 2. Restricted. 3. Unrestricted.

    Full Answer

    C.Net Investment in Capital Assets✓ Correct
    C
    Net Position is classified into three components: Net Investment in Capital Assets, Restricted Net Position, and Unrestricted Net Position.

    Common mistakes

    Using 'Fund Balance' for government-wide statements.
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