ACC 410 WEEK 3 QUIZ 2
Chapter 3
Issues of Budgeting and Control
TRUE/FALSE (CHAPTER 3)
- Capital budgets
focus on plans for the acquisition and construction of fixed assets.
- The accounting
cycle for most governments is two to three years, consistent with the
terms of elected officials.
- Most budgets are
prepared on a cash or modified cash basis.
- Neither the GASB
nor the FASB sets standards for budgetary accounting.
- State and local
governments must prepare their GAAP budgetary comparisons on the modified
accrual basis of accounting.
- When budgets are
integrated into a government’s accounting system, estimated revenues are
debited.
- Encumbrances and
expenditures both reduce total fund balances of state and local
governments.
- Not-for-profit
budgets focus first on revenues and secondarily on expenditures.
- State and local
governments’ budget-to-actual comparisons present both original and final
budget amounts.
- Cash-basis
budgets help governments focus on interperiod equity.
- Reserve for
encumbrances accounts should be closed at year-end.
- Capital budgets
concentrate on long-lived assets.
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