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Chapter 16 Gov't Acct

Josh Rondestvedt 22 preguntas

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  1. 1What is the most significant single fund maintained by all state and local governments?
    1. ASpecial Revenue Fund
    2. BGeneral Fund
    3. CDebt Service Fund
    4. DPermanent Fund
  2. 2How many general funds does the government have?
    1. A1
    2. B2
    3. C3
    4. D4
  3. 3Other than general purpose local governments, what is the largest local government?
    1. AMunicipal ties
    2. BSpecial districts
    3. CTowns/townships
    4. DSchool districts
  4. 4In accounting terms, what is the main goal of a government and NFP?
    1. AMaximize profit
    2. BProvide services
    3. CProvide jobs
    4. DProvide rules
  5. 5What is the governments main source of revenue?
    1. AVoluntary taxes
    2. BInvoluntary taxes
    3. CForeign currency
    4. DForeign aid
  6. 6For the government, what is the most important financial document?
    1. AAnnual Report
    2. B10-K
    3. CBudget report
    4. DTop Secret documents
  7. 7State and local government are able to spend more money than the budget dictates.
    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso
  8. 8In terms of ownership like owning a business, the Government has owners.
    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso
  9. 9NFP are able to issue stocks in which four states?
    1. AMinnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Oregon
    2. BCalifornia, New York, Texas, Florida
    3. CKansas, Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania
    4. DKansas, New York, Michigan, California
  10. 10In government accounting, the difference between assets and liabilities cannot be termed "stockholder's equity".
    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso

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Accounting Test sobre Chapter 16 Gov't Acct, creado por Josh Rondestvedt el 06/09/2016.
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