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An incomplete operating statement conversion worksheet is provided below [in Excel file Ch14P-1] for the City of Walden Creek for FY 20X7.
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1. Depreciation Expense for the year was:
 a. Buildings10,000 b. Equipment 6,000 c. Vehicles 4,000 d. Infrastructure. 15,000\begin{array}{llr} \text { a. Buildings} &10,000\\ \text { b. Equipment } &6,000\\ \text { c. Vehicles } &4,000\\ \text { d. Infrastructure. } &15,000\\\end{array}

Except for infrastructure, which is charged to the function that maintains it, depreciation is allocated as follows:
- General Government 40% - Public Safety. 40% - Streets and Roads 20%\begin{array}{llr} \text {- General Government } &40\%\\ \text { - Public Safety. } &40\%\\ \text { - Streets and Roads } &20\%\end{array} 2. All capital outlay expenditures were capitalized except for $30,000 in asset purchases for the General Government that did not meet the capitalization threshold.
3. Deferred Revenues were $7,000 at the end of FY 20X6, $10,000 at the end of FY 20X7.
4. Interest Payable at the end of FY 20X6 was $4,000. At the end of FY 20X7 it was $3,000.
5. The vehicles that were sold had a net book value of $4,500.
6. Long-term compensated absences for the government increased $8,000 during the year. This increase was allocated to the functions at the same rate as depreciation.
Requirement: Complete the operating statement conversion worksheet.


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