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Title: Governmental Balance Sheet Accounts


1
Governmental Balance Sheet Accounts
  • Chapter 4 Part 2
  • Liabilities Fund Equity

2
Liability Basics
  • Categories
  • Current
  • Obligations expected to be paid/liquidated in
    current fiscal period
  • Accounts vouchers payable
  • Tax anticipation notes
  • Noncurrent
  • Not expected to be paid/liquidated within current
    fiscal period
  • Bonds
  • Capital leases
  • Pensions OPEB
  • Compensated absences, claims judgments

3
Contract Accounting
  • Contracts for long-term projects
  • Construction
  • Development etc.
  • AIA example

4
Notes Bonds Payable
  • Issued for short-term purposes
  • Examples
  • Tax/bond/grant anticipation notes
  • Record as current liabilities
  • Issued for long-term purposes
  • Example
  • Construction projects
  • Pay as you use
  • Governmental funds record other financing use

5
Bond Basics
  • Types of bonds
  • Term
  • All principal due in full at end of specified
    term
  • Sinking funds often used to obtain better rates,
    etc.
  • Serial
  • Bonds mature serially over entire term of the
    bonds
  • Level debt service vs. level principal
  • Conduit debt obligation
  • Government issues debt for third party (not part
    of reporting entity)
  • Not obligated to repay do not record, notes only

6
Bond Basics
  • Types of bonds
  • Demand
  • Government issued bonds with a put option
  • Bondholder can require government to pay
    principal accrued interest
  • Government must usually within 1-30 days
    CURRENT LIABILITY
  • Exceptions to recording as current liability
    relate to take-out agreements related terms
  • Page 108

7
Bond Basics
  • Debt refundings
  • Pay off existing debt before due date
  • Current refunding
  • Use cash (available or bond proceeds) to
    immediately retire bonds
  • Advance refunding
  • Establish irrevocable trust for money set aside
    to retire bonds at early call date
  • Requires original bond indenture to have a call
    provision
  • Bond holders usually receive a premium for an
    early call

8
Bond Basics
  • Illustrative journal entries
  • Governmental fund fund level GWS
  • Issuance of bonds
  • Proceeds
  • Issue costs
  • Payment of debt service
  • Cash
  • Cash with agent
  • Refunding
  • Accrual of interest amortization of issue costs

9
Special Assessments
  • Capital improvement-type
  • Property owners assessed for improvements to
    their property
  • Government obligated in some manner (page 105)
  • Record payments in DSF
  • Record LTD at GWS
  • Government NOT obligated in some manner
  • Use agency fund for receipt of annual assessments
    payment of related annual debt service
  • Service-type
  • Record in fund that would normally provide service

10
Pensions OPEB
  • Accounted for in fiduciary funds
  • Defined benefit pension plan
  • Benefit upon retirement specified
  • Contribution to plan varies
  • Pension liability NOT recorded in pension trust
    fund
  • Defined contribution retirement plan
  • Benefit upon retirement not known
  • Contribution to plan specified
  • Liability recorded for employee vested employer
    contributions earnings
  • Other post-employment benefits
  • If not part of a defined benefit pension plan
  • New GAAP GASB No. 43 45
  • Requires actuarial valuations transition to any
    unfunded liability

11
Capital Leases
  • Governmental assets fund level statements
  • At inception
  • Proceeds other financing sources
  • Expenditure NPV of future MLP/fair value
  • Payments made
  • Debt service expenditure
  • Governmental assets government-wide statements
  • At inception
  • Proceeds LTD
  • Leased assets NPV of future MLP/fair value
  • Payments made
  • Debt service expenditure
  • Proprietary fund same as private sector lease
    accounting

12
Bond Basics
  • Debt refundings
  • May do by issuing new debt
  • Why do it this way?
  • Better interest rate
  • Free up pledged revenue stream
  • Eliminate onerous covenants
  • In-substance defeasance
  • If not legally/in-substance defeased, can not
    remove old debt from books
  • Irrevocable trust in-substance defeasance
  • Adequate funds future earnings to repay old
    debt at early call date ( between then now)

13
Compensated Absences
  • Liability for unused sick/vacation time
  • Accrue as earned if
  • Employee right to receive compensation relate to
    prior service
  • Probable employer will compensate employee for
    benefits through
  • Paid time off AND
  • Cash at termination/retirement
  • Separate between current noncurrent

14
Claims Judgments
  • Liability for uninsured claim
  • Examples page 109
  • SFAS criteria
  • Probable
  • Reasonably estimable
  • May be
  • Current
  • Expected to be paid in current budgetary period
  • Noncurrent
  • Both current noncurrent

15
Landfill Closure Postclosure Costs
  • Municipal solid waste landfills (MSWLF)
  • Capping, closure, postclosure care monitoring
    required by law
  • Estimate cost of
  • Monitoring equipment/facilities near/at closure
  • Final capping
  • Postclosure monitoring
  • Amortize estimate over fill period on basis of
    capacity used during fiscal period
  • Formula page 110

16
Fund Equity
  • Assets liabilities fund equity
  • Governmental fund level
  • Fund balance
  • Reserved, designated, unreserved undesignated
  • Proprietary fiduciary fund level
  • Net assets
  • Invested in capital assets net of related debt,
    restricted, unrestricted
  • Government-wide ALL activities
  • Net assets
  • Invested in capital assets net of related debt,
    restricted, unrestricted

17
Required Exercises Chapter 4
  • Problems pages 118 119
  • 4-3 4-8
  • 4-7 4-11
  • NOTE These ARE part of your required assignment
    for this chapter. Please have them ready to hand
    in at the beginning of the designated class.
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