Fund Based F/S 2 Flashcards
(11 cards)
First Difference between Fund based Statement of Cash Flows and For profit Cash Flows statement
First, the direct method must be used for operating activities so that the indirect method is not an allowed option.
Second Difference between Fund based Statement of Cash Flows and For profit Cash Flows statement
Second, financing activities are divided into two sections (noncapital financing activities and capital financing activities) rather than just one.
Third Difference between Fund based Statement of Cash Flows and For profit Cash Flows statement
Third, the investing activities category includes the buying and selling of investments but does not include cash flows from capital assets (which are shown within capital financing activities)
For operating activities,
only the direct method is allowed. Thus, cash inflows and outflows of cash that come from operations are reported.
Depreciation and gain on sale are not included
Under normal conditions, the construction of a sidewalk by a city
1) is reported in a capital projects fund or,
2) possibly, in the general fund (if the project is fairly small).
if the government only facilitates the project but accepts no obligation for it (even as a guarantee), then the transactions are all recorded
in an agency fund (a fiduciary fund) so that no revenues or expenditures appear in the fund-based statements for the governmental funds
On fund financial statements,
only current financial resources (monetary assets and claims against those monetary assets) are reported on the balance sheet.
Current financial resources are
monetary assets (such as cash, investments in marketable securities, and receivables) available to spend to meet the government’s needs
In fund-based financial statements, governmental funds
report the source, use, and amount of current financial resources.
Under the consumption method
only the amount of supplies or prepaid expenses that are consumed are reported on fund-based statements as expenditures.
Under the purchases method
the entire amount of supplies or prepaid expenses that are purchased are reported on fund-based statements as expenditures.