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A county engages in basic transactions. Kilbourne County engaged in the following transactions in summary form during its fiscal year. All amounts are in millions. 1. Its commissioners approved a budget for the current fiscal year. It included total revenues of $860 and total appropriations of $850. 2. It ordered office supplies for $20. 3. It incurred the following costs, paying in cash: Salaries $610 Repairs $ 40 Rent $ 25 Utilities $ 41 Other operating costs $119 4. It ordered equipment costing $9. 5. It received the equipment and was billed for $10, rather than $9 as anticipated. 6. It received the previously ordered supplies and was billed for the amount originally estimated. The county reports the receipt of supplies as expenditures; it does not maintain an inventory account for supplies. 7. It earned and collected revenues of $865. a. Prepare journal entries as appropriate. b. Prepare closing entries as appropriate. c. What would have been the difference in the year-end financial statements, if any, had the county not made the budgetary entries?
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