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Instructions: Prepare the general ledger journal entries for the transactions. I

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Question

Instructions: Prepare the general ledger journal entries for the transactions. If no entry is required, do not leave it blank. State "No Entry Required" and briefly explain why.

Transactions:

1.The City Council approved the following budget for the fiscal year:

Appropriations.........................................................................................        14,000

Estimated Revenues.................................................................................        12,000

Of these amounts, $8,000 is for operating expenditures and $10,000 is for property tax revenues.

2. The property tax levy was recorded, $10,000, of which 3% will probably prove uncollectible.

3. The city ordered $200 in supplies.

4. The City borrowed $500 from the Blount National Bank on a two-month, 6% note.

5. Cash receipts were (see entry #2):

Property Taxes.........................................................................................          8,500

License and Permits.................................................................................             150

      Total Receipts.....................................................................................          8,650

6. The City Council revised the budget (see entry #1). Appropriations were reduced $3,000 and Estimated Revenues were reduced $2,000 (Appropriations for Expenditures – Operating were reduced $1,000; property tax revenues were not affected).

7. Of the previous supplies order (Entry #3), 75% of the order was received. The actual cost of the goods received was $135. The amount due the vendor will be paid at a later date.

8. City employees were paid, $25.

9. The city ordered a new police car. The estimated cost is $21.

10. The City repaid the short-term note (see entry #4) when due.

11. Wrote off $100 of taxes receivable as uncollectible (see entry #2).

12. Paid $12 to the Special Revenue Fund to repay it for General Fund employee salaries that were inadvertently recorded as expenditures of that fund.

13. The city received the police car (see entry #9). The actual cost was $22. The vendor will be paid at a later date.

14. The city collected $50 for licenses.

15. The city paid $157 on account.

Explanation / Answer

1 No Entry Required For Budgets no entry is required to pass, since this is not a transaction 2 Property Tax Revenue Receivable $    9,700 Provision for Uncollectable Revenue $        300 PropertyTax revenue $ 10,000 3 No Entry Required Since only order has been passed, no entry is required 4 Cash $        500 6% Note Payable $        500 5 Cash $    8,650 Property Tax Revenue Receivable $    8,500 License and Permits $        150 6 No Entry Required For Budgets no entry is required to pass, since this is not a transaction 7 Supplies $        135 Accounts Payable $        135 8 City Employee Wage $          25 Cash $          25 9 No Entry Required Since only order has been passed, no entry is required 10 Note Payable $        500 Interest Expense $          30 cash $        530 11 Property Tax Revenue Written off $        100 Provision for Uncollectable Revenue $        100 12 Special Revenue Fund $          12 Cash $          12 13 Police Car $          22 Accounts Payable $          22 14 Cash $          50 License fees $          50 15 Bank $        157 cash $        157