Government Accounting Problem

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    calicpa
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    why is the 14M amount included? isnt it current

    A government has the following debt:

    Capital lease liabilities that mature in more than one year (General Fund department leases)-$2,000,000.

    Underfunded pension contributions (long-term) associated with general government employees-$4,000,000.

    General government bonds that mature in the next fiscal year-$14,000,000.

    What amount of debt should be reported in the General Long-Term Liabilities accounts?

    A. $2,000,000

    B. $6,000,000

    C. $18,000,000

    D. $20,000,000

    Correct!

    All of the items listed are Unmatured Long-Term Liabilities of the general government that will not be recorded in any of the Governmental Funds but will be recorded in the General Long-Term Liability accounts and will appear as liabilities in the Government-Wide Statement of Net Assets.

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