[jeff]

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[rvcpa]

completely dominating JE sims. Hoping for more of those on the exam which is the complete opposite of what I wanted last time.

[Anonymous]

Hey @F15hy, please help us with the NFP JE question on this page. Thanks

[Anonymous]

Hey @F15hy, please help us with the NFP JE question on this page. Thanks

[HeartsMimiCPA]

I'm starting to feel like Governmental is written in another language…

AUD - 65, 89!
REG - 70, 89!
FAR - 78!
BEC - 77!

Finally!
Experience 06/30/15
Ethics-Done

VA Licensed 09/15/15

[HeartsMimiCPA]

I'm starting to feel like Governmental is written in another language…

AUD - 65, 89!
REG - 70, 89!
FAR - 78!
BEC - 77!

Finally!
Experience 06/30/15
Ethics-Done

VA Licensed 09/15/15

[Anonymous]

For SCF under NFP Accounting, Wiley Book subdivides financing activities into 2, such as:

-CFs from Financing Activities and

-Other Financing Activities

Do we really need to split financing activities like that?

[Anonymous]

For SCF under NFP Accounting, Wiley Book subdivides financing activities into 2, such as:

-CFs from Financing Activities and

-Other Financing Activities

Do we really need to split financing activities like that?

[Zackrampage]

Dos anyone have a list of specific events and under which funds they go under. I understand what each fund means but anyone have a list of examples?

Like: fixing or building a sidewalk = Capital projects fund.

FAR - 62 , End of aug 2015
BEC - 67, 67
AUD - TBD
REG - TBD

[Zackrampage]

Dos anyone have a list of specific events and under which funds they go under. I understand what each fund means but anyone have a list of examples?

Like: fixing or building a sidewalk = Capital projects fund.

FAR - 62 , End of aug 2015
BEC - 67, 67
AUD - TBD
REG - TBD

[Zackrampage]

Which of the following would most likely have a fund balance of non-spendable inventory?

a. general fund

b. capital projects fund

c. enterprise fund

d. internal service fund

correct answer: A . I know non-spendable means not in a spendable state. I don't understand why though. If anything I wold think buildings or construction within capital projects fund would be non-spendable.

FAR - 62 , End of aug 2015
BEC - 67, 67
AUD - TBD
REG - TBD

[Zackrampage]

Which of the following would most likely have a fund balance of non-spendable inventory?

a. general fund

b. capital projects fund

c. enterprise fund

d. internal service fund

correct answer: A . I know non-spendable means not in a spendable state. I don't understand why though. If anything I wold think buildings or construction within capital projects fund would be non-spendable.

FAR - 62 , End of aug 2015
BEC - 67, 67
AUD - TBD
REG - TBD

[Mel]

Non-spendable means its in a non-spendable state such as inventory and you keep inventory in the General Fund because it accounts for the general activities not covered by any other fund.

[Mel]

Non-spendable means its in a non-spendable state such as inventory and you keep inventory in the General Fund because it accounts for the general activities not covered by any other fund.

[Anonymous]

Zach, remember non-spendable could only have G & R.

NUCAR

U has 1-4. All 4 funds under Government Funds have negative balances while GF is the only positive.

C has 4 > G R a S P

A has 3 > G S P

R has 5 > G R a S P P

I've convinced myself not to get confused with 2 Ps. Permanent Funds (PFs) can only be under restricted funds.

[Anonymous]

Zach, remember non-spendable could only have G & R.

NUCAR

U has 1-4. All 4 funds under Government Funds have negative balances while GF is the only positive.

C has 4 > G R a S P

A has 3 > G S P

R has 5 > G R a S P P

I've convinced myself not to get confused with 2 Ps. Permanent Funds (PFs) can only be under restricted funds.

[Author]

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