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Governmental Accounting BasicsVersión en línea Governmental Accounting Basics por KIM.JACOBS@MYFLORIDACFO.COM 1 What is the primary objective of governmental accounting? a To maximize profit b To comply with international tax laws c To record and manage financial transactions related to government operations d To reduce government spending 2 What accounting method is typically used for governmental funds? a Cash basis b Hybrid basis c Accrual basis d Modified accrual basis 3 What is the purpose of financial accounting? a Profit and positive net income b Transparency in fund usage c Budget compliance d Fund accounting 4 What is the benefit of fund accounting for governments? a Increase revenue b Control and track resource usage c Avoid audits d Reduce liabilities 5 What is the accounting equation for governmental funds? a Assets - Expenses = Net Income b Assets + Liabilities = Equity c Assets = Liabilities + Equity d Assets - Liabilities = Fund Balance 6 What does a debit entry typically do to an asset account? a Increase b Decrease c Eliminate d Transfer 7 Which of the following is an example of a liability? a Cash in Treasury b Copyrights c Investments d Accounts Payable 8 What does double-entry accounting require? a Every transaction affects at least two accounts b Transactions are recorded once c Only revenue and expense accounts are used d Debits must exceed credits 9 What is the correct entry when an agency spends $5,000 on office supplies? a Debit Expenses, Credit Cash b Debit Cash, Credit Expenses c Debit Revenue, Credit Cash d Debit Cash, Credit Revenue 10 What is the correct entry when revenue is earned but not yet received? a Debit Accounts Receivable, Credit Revenue b Debit Revenue, Credit Accounts Receivable c Debit Cash, Credit Revenue d Debit Revenue, Credit Cash

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What is the primary objective of governmental accounting?

What accounting method is typically used for governmental funds?

What is the purpose of financial accounting?

What is the benefit of fund accounting for governments?

What is the accounting equation for governmental funds?

What does a debit entry typically do to an asset account?

Which of the following is an example of a liability?

What does double-entry accounting require?

What is the correct entry when an agency spends $5,000 on office supplies?

What is the correct entry when revenue is earned but not yet received?