For years beginning January 1,201, the City of Hope will finance its parks and ...

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For years beginning January 1,201, the City of Hope will finance its parks and
recreation activities with a special property tax levy and it will account for resources
related to parks and recreation in a special revenue fund. During 201, it engaged in
the following transactions:
The parks and recreation employees earned $4.5 million in wages and salaries.
Of this amount, the city paid $4.1 million in 201 and will pay the balance
sometime in 202
Parks and recreation employees earned $.26 million in vacation leave and
were paid for $0.20 million. The city estimates that it will pay the entire
balance in early 202.
During 201, the city received in parks and recreation supplies $.70 million,
used $.55 million and paid $.50 million. The city uses the consumption
method to account for supplies inventory
In January 201, the city purchased $1 million in parks and recreation
equipment. It paid $0.20 million in cash and gave an installment note for the
balance. The first payment on the note ( $.30 million plus interest of $0.05
million) is due on January 12,202.
Required:
How much should the Total Expenditures and Other Financing Sources be reported
in "Parks and Recreation Fund Statement of Revenues, Expenditures, and Changes
in Fund Balance for Year Ending December 31,201 respectively? Please show
step by step calculation or demonstrate T Account details in order to receive
credits.
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