ACCT 4421 Chapter Notes - Chapter 4: Governmental Accounting Standards Board, Revenue Recognition, Current Liability

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Chapter 4 recognizing revenues in governmental funds. Income taxes: property taxes, sales taxes, licenses and permits, fines, grants and donations, sales of capital asset, on behalf payments. Why and how do governments use the modified accrual basis: Government-wide statements consolidate all funds on a full accrual basis: except for fiduciary funds, which are not consolidated because the beneficiaries are outside parties from the government, demonstrates whether interperiod equity was achieved. Governmental fund statements present governmental funds on a modified accrual. Relationship between measurement focus and basis of accounting. Measurement focus refers to what is being reported on which assets, liabilities, and deferrals are being measured. Basis of accounting refers to when transactions and other events are recognized. Cash basis of accounting: measurement focus is on cash, transactions are only recorded when cash goes out or in, does not account for capital assets except for when cash monies are spent. Other items include investments and receivables but not assets.

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