Reference no: EM132642501

Question - A. The following are the estimated revenues for a Special Revenue Fund (SRF) of the city of Marcelle on January 1, 20X5:

1. Taxes $175,000

2. Interest and penalties 2,000

3. Fines and fees 700

4. Permits 300

5. Animal licenses 900

6. Rents 500

7. Other licenses 3,500

8. Interest 1,000

9. $183,900

The city records its transactions on a cash basis during the year and adjusts to the modified accrual basis at year end. At the end of January, the following SRF collections had been made.

1. Taxes $90,000

2. Interest and penalties 1,000

3. Fines and fees 50

4. Permits 140

5. Animal licenses 800

6. Rents 45

7. Other licenses 2,000

8. $94,035

C. An unanticipated grant-in-aid of $5,000 was received from the state on February 1.

D. Special Revenue Fund collections for the remaining 11 months were as follows:

1. Taxes $70,000

2. Interest and penalties 800

3. Fines and fees 400

4. Permits 30

5. Animal licenses 70

6. Rents 455

7. Other licenses 300

8. Interest 900

9. $72,955

E. Accrued SRF receivables at year end were as follows:

1. Taxes $20,000

2. Interest and penalties 300

3. Rents 10

4. Interest 50

5. $20,360

Only half of the taxes and interest and penalties receivable is expected to be collected during the first 60 days of 20X6. All of the rent and interest receivable should be received in January 20X6.

Required -

Prepare the General Ledger and Subsidiary Ledger entries to record the SRF estimated revenues, revenue collections, and revenue accruals.

Post to SRF General Ledger worksheet (or T-accounts) and to subsidiary revenue accounts.

Prepare SRF closing entries for both the General and Revenues Subsidiary Ledgers.

Post to the SRF General Ledger worksheet (or T-accounts) and to the subsidiary revenue accounts.

Prepare a SRF statement of estimated revenues compared with actual revenues (i.e., essentially the revenue portion of a budgetary comparison statement) for 20X5.