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Listed below are the sections of the Balance Sheet and Statement of Revenues, Expenditures, and Changes in Fund Balance that would be prepared for the General Fund:
Listed below are the sections of the Balance Sheet and Statement of Revenues, Expenditures, and Changes in Fund Balance that would be prepared for the General Fund:    Certain accounts from the general ledger or other transactions of the City of Six Mile are listed below. For each account or transaction identify the section of the appropriate financial statement where each account would be reported. If an account is not reported on either statement, indicate that by using a X. A section may be used more than once. 1.Services rendered to the City by employees 2.	Allowance for Uncollectible Taxes 3.	Advance to Enterprise Fund 4.	Sale of park land (considered unusual in nature but under the control of management) 5.	Property taxes levied and collected 6.	Fund Balance – Nonspendable – Inventory 7.	Vouchers Payable 8.	Transfer to the Special Revenue Fund 9.	Correction of Prior Year Error 10.	Due to Internal Service Fund 11.	Purchase of a capital asset 12.	Building inspection services provided to contractors 13.	Receipt of materials ordered 14.	Payment from Fund A to Fund B for transaction erroneously recorded in Fund B 15.	Insurance recovery from a tornado (tornado was considered unusual and infrequent) 16.	Investments 17.	Interest earned on investments 18.	Short-term borrowing from a bank 19.	Interest paid on short-term loan 20.	Due from Special Revenue Fund Certain accounts from the general ledger or other transactions of the City of Six Mile are listed below. For each account or transaction identify the section of the appropriate financial statement where each account would be reported. If an account is not reported on either statement, indicate that by using a X. A section may be used more than once.
1.Services rendered to the City by employees
2. Allowance for Uncollectible Taxes
3. Advance to Enterprise Fund
4. Sale of park land (considered unusual in nature but under the control of management)
5. Property taxes levied and collected
6. Fund Balance – Nonspendable – Inventory
7. Vouchers Payable
8. Transfer to the Special Revenue Fund
9. Correction of Prior Year Error
10. Due to Internal Service Fund
11. Purchase of a capital asset
12. Building inspection services provided to contractors
13. Receipt of materials ordered
14. Payment from Fund A to Fund B for transaction erroneously recorded in Fund B
15. Insurance recovery from a tornado (tornado was considered unusual and infrequent)
16. Investments
17. Interest earned on investments
18. Short-term borrowing from a bank
19. Interest paid on short-term loan
20. Due from Special Revenue Fund


Definitions:

Long-term Investments

Assets that a company intends to hold for more than one year, typically including stocks, bonds, or real estate, aimed at generating long-term income or appreciation.

Intangible Assets

Non-physical assets of value to a company, such as patents, trademarks, goodwill, and copyrights.

Normal Account Balance

The typical or expected balance of an account, where asset and expense accounts are usually debit balances and liability, equity, and revenue accounts are credit balances.

Revenue Account

An account that tracks the income a company generates from its business activities.

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