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The answer is D. I was under the impression that fund accounting will not have assets or liabilities. I checked my book from my government accounting class to see what they have as examples, and they have it as a credit to
OFS – proceeds from bond anticipation notes
At the government wide statements, it is a credit to bond anticipation notes payable. Can somebody provide some input on this please?
Grove Township issued $50,000 of bond anticipation notes at face amount in the current year and placed the proceeds into its capital projects fund. All legal steps were taken to refinance the notes, but Grove was unable to consummate refinancing. In the capital projects fund, what account should be credited to record the $50,000 proceeds?
A.
Other Financing Sources Control
B.
Revenues Control
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Deferred Revenues
D.
Bond Anticipation Notes Payable
AUD 93 Jan 16
BEC 83 Feb 16
FAR 83 Apr 16
REG 84 May 1699% Ninja MCQ only
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