
Explore governmental accounting fundamentals, including fund accounting and modified accrual vs accrual, through sections, Excel worksheets, and comprehensive problems for the general fund and government-wide reporting.
Download a PDA file to use as a supplement to the instructional video for study and review.
Outlines objectives to make governmental accounting understandable, contrasts it with for-profit accounting, and demonstrates using double-entry, trial balances, and worksheets to master fund accounting, bases, and new accounts.
Compare governmental accounting with not-for-profit accounting, and use a downloadable PDA file as a supplement to the instructional video.
Explore how governmental accounting differs from not-for-profit accounting, focusing on fund accounting, regulatory frameworks (FASB, GASB, FASAB), and the evolving separation from for-profit standards.
Access a downloadable PDA file that supplements the instructional video for governmental accounting 100, reinforcing key concepts from the lecture PDF -107 does non-profit mean money does not matter.
Clarify that money matters for not-for-profit organizations as a measuring tool, compare assets, liabilities, and net position to equity, and emphasize revenue, expenses, and transparency for donors.
Answer government accounting MCQs to identify GASB’s scope, state and local government entities and related units, while using elimination to distinguish federal and not-for-profit standards, and recognizing FASAB.
Explore a light comic break that spotlights governmental accounting concepts. Tie humor to government financial reporting ideas.
Explore how governmental accounting objectives and reporting requirements differ from financial accounting and for-profit accounting, and see how these distinctions shape the recording of transactions under governmental standards.
Download a downloadable PDA file to use as a supplement to the instructional video on governmental accounting objectives.
Compare governmental accounting with financial accounting to apply familiar concepts, then explain how transparency, accountability, and controls shape budgetary integrity and resource use in government.
Access a downloadable PDA file to supplement the instructional video on government financial reporting requirements.
Explore government financial reporting requirements, including minimum standards, MD&A, notes, and required supplementary information, and distinguish government-wide from fund financial statements under GASB.
Access a downloadable PDA file to supplement the instructional video, providing an overview of federal government financial reporting within governmental accounting 100.
Explore federal financial reporting at two levels—government-wide and major agencies and departments—shaped by OMB rules, with Treasury reporting, MD&A, and performance and accountability disclosures.
Explore multiple choice questions on governmental accounting, practice test-taking skills, and review key concepts such as accountability as the Gatsby cornerstone, primary external users, citizens, and the minimum MD&A requirement.
Discover practical insights into governmental accounting through an engaging accounting comic break that clarifies fundamental accounting concepts.
Explore the state and local governmental accounting principles and financial reporting. Practice recording transactions and creating financial statements to apply these rules.
Download a PDA file to supplement the instructional video, covering state and local governmental accounting objectives and primary users.
Explore state and local governmental accounting objectives, primary users, and usefulness, emphasizing accountability, transparency, fund accounting, understandability, reliability, timeliness, and comparability.
Access a downloadable PDA file to supplement the instructional video for state and local governmental accounting supplemental information.
Learn how required supplemental information supports state and local governmental reporting, including management discussion and analysis (MD&A), budget-to-actual schedules, and pension disclosures.
Access and download the PDA companion file to supplement the instructional video on the elements of financial statements in state and local governmental accounting.
Identify the seven elements of state and local government financial statements—assets, deferred outflows, liabilities, deferred inflows, net position or fund balance, revenues, and expenses—and adapt the accounting equation accordingly.
Download a PDA file to accompany the instructional video, providing a supplementary resource for the state and local governmental accounting financial reporting model in governmental accounting 100.
Understand the state and local governmental accounting and financial reporting model. Learn about government wide and fund financial statements and their accrual and modified accrual bases.
Access a downloadable pdf file to supplement the instructional video on state and local governmental accounting fund reporting.
Explore fund reporting for state and local government accounting, covering governmental funds, general fund, fund categories, major versus nonmajor funds, and restricted revenues and expenditures disclosures.
Explore governmental accounting through multiple choice questions, examining the statistical section in the comprehensive annual financial report and the modified accrual basis for revenue and expenditures.
Governmental accounting 100 offers an accounting comic break to engage learners with government accounting topics.
Record budgetary transactions and encumbrances for the general fund and conferences as budgetary accounts, using journal entries under a modified accrual basis, with a trial balance and Excel worksheets.
Access a downloadable PDA file that supplements the instructional video for the lecture on estimated revenues and expenditures.
Record estimated revenues and appropriations in government accounting using journal entries and the general ledger, and analyze budgetary fund balance with category-based subsidiary ledgers (taxes, intergovernmental revenue, licenses, permits, fines).
Download the Excel worksheet for this module to practice governmental accounting concepts with hands-on exercises.
Record budgetary transactions in Excel by posting estimated revenues and appropriations to a trial balance, then reconcile the chart of accounts and subsidiary ledgers for governmental accounting.
Access a downloadable PDA file that you can use as a supplement to the instructional video for the encumbrances lecture in governmental accounting 100.
Understand how encumbrances reserve funds in governmental accounting, record purchase orders as a clearing balance in the general ledger (not a budgetary account), and reverse to recognize actual expenditures.
An Excel worksheet will be available in the upcoming presentation for download. Access the downloadable file to explore the data referenced in the lecture caption.
Record encumbrances in the general fund with a journal entry in Excel, track encumbrances outstanding, and reverse to expenditures when paid under the modified accrual basis.
Access the downloadable PDA file to supplement the instructional video on government accounting topics, including encumbrances, expenditures, and subsidiary ledgers.
Learn how to record budgets, expenditures, and encumbrances under modified accrual, and build subsidiary ledgers from the trial balance to track budgetary accounts and encumbrance reversals.
Download a new excel worksheet in the upcoming presentation to support learning in governmental accounting.
Understand government accounting basics by recording budgetary accounts, encumbrances, and expenditures with a worksheet, including estimates, appropriations, reversals, and budgetary fund balance.
Explore the pdf 3027 statement of activities and access a downloadable pda file to supplement the instructional video in government accounting 100.
Build a government-wide statement of activities from a trial balance by grouping expenses by functions and programs, calculating program revenues and net assets changes under accrual basis.
Learn how to download the Excel worksheet that accompanies the next presentation for use in governmental accounting coursework.
Learn to build a government-wide statement of activities in Excel from a trial balance, organizing general and program revenues, expenses by function, and changes in net position.
Practice multiple-choice questions on governmental accounting, focusing on inflow of resources and revenues, notes to financial statements, and required supplementary information, while evaluating fund characteristics like accounting and fiscal entities.
Governmental Accounting 100 presents an accounting comic break. This approach uses the comic break to engage learners with governmental accounting topics.
Examine governmental operating statement accounts and budgetary accounts, focusing on temporary income statement–type accounts closed to net assets, and learn to post them to the general ledger using Excel examples.
Access a downloadable pda file to supplement the instructional video, reinforcing government-wide expenses and operating statement accounts in governmental accounting 100.
Analyze government wide operating statement accounts for expenses and revenues, focusing on programs, functions, and program revenues, with notes on accrual versus modified accrual reporting and general revenues.
Download the file as a supplement to the instructional video on governmental funds characteristics in governmental accounting 100.
Explore government funds characteristics, including the general fund, special revenue funds, debt service, and capital projects, under modified accrual; learn the fund accounting equation and revenues and expenditures.
Access a downloadable PDA file to supplement the instructional video for government budgeting and accounting.
Learn how budgetary accounts become legally binding entries in the general ledger of the general fund and special revenue funds, with encumbrances, appropriations, and estimated revenue guiding revenues and expenditures.
Access a downloadable pdf file that serves as a supplement to the instructional video, reinforcing the 220c fund balance sheet and operating statement budgetary accounts.
Analyze fund balance sheet vs. operating statement accounts and their budgetary counterparts under modified accrual. Explore current assets and liabilities, deferred inflows and outflows, and budgetary fund balance concepts.
Access a downloadable PDA file that supplements the instructional video on revenue sources and classifications in governmental accounting.
Explore government revenue sources and classifications, including taxes, intergovernmental revenues, licenses, and charges for services, and explain revenue recognition under modified accrual.
Download a PDA file to accompany the instructional video on encumbrances and expenditures for governmental accounting 100.
Post appropriations to establish the budget, encumber the appropriation with a purchase order or contract, then reverse the encumbrance and record the actual expenditure when goods or services are received.
Practice answer choice strategies while reviewing modified accrual basis, fund types (governmental, fiduciary, internal service), revenue recognition, and debt service concepts in governmental accounting.
Explore governmental accounting concepts through an accounting comic break that reinforces core topics from governmental accounting 100.
Record and post journal entries for conferences expenditures and delinquent receivables using a modified accrual basis, with an adjusting-entry worksheet, trial balances, and Excel-based practice tools.
Access a downloadable PDA file that serves as a supplement to the instructional video on encumbrances and expenditures in governmental accounting.
Demonstrates recording encumbrances and expenditures with journal entries and a worksheet, reversing encumbrances as actual expenditures occur and linking vouchers payable to cash payments in a governmental general fund.
Download an Excel worksheet included in the next presentation to reinforce governmental accounting concepts and practice data analysis.
Explore recording encumbrances and expenditures in governmental accounting, including posting to the trial balance, reversing encumbrances upon goods receipt, and tracking expenditures by major categories via subsidiary accounts.
Access a downloadable PDA file to supplement the instructional video for government accounting 100, as described in the next presentation.
The lecture demonstrates recording deferred inflows and delinquent receivables in a general fund, contrasting accrual and modified accrual, and illustrating reversals and reclassifications.
Download the Excel worksheet included in the next presentation to access a downloadable resource for exploring government accounting in this course.
Illustrates government revenue posting with journal entries and trial balance, tracing current and delinquent receivables, allowances, deferred inflows, reclassifications, interest and penalties, and reversal of accrual revenue under modified accrual.
Analyze government accounting concepts through multiple-choice questions and practice test-taking skills, distinguishing proprietary, fiduciary, and governmental funds, and identify the enterprise fund.
Explore essential concepts in governmental accounting through an accounting comic break, delivering light, engaging insights for beginners in governmental accounting 100.
Record revenue transactions in both the general fund and government-wide level, compare modified accrual and accrual methods, with practical examples and Excel worksheets.
Download a supplementary PDA file to accompany the instructional video on revenue, general fund, and government-wide accounting.
Explore revenue accounting under the general fund's modified accrual and the government-wide accrual, including taxes levied, collections, delinquent taxes, and the use of deferred inflows to adjust to cash basis.
Access the upcoming presentation and download the included Excel worksheet to practice governmental accounting tasks.
Post revenue journal entries for the general fund and government-wide activities, comparing accrual and modified accrual processes. Explore key accounts like receivables, allowances, and deferred inflows of resources.
Practice multiple choice questions on governmental accounting to sharpen test-taking skills and understand fund types like special revenue, enterprise, internal service, and fiduciary funds, depreciation, and non-spendable fund balances.
In governmental accounting 100, accounting comic break offers a concise, engaging moment to reinforce core government accounting concepts.
Learn to record tax anticipation notes, post closing entries for the general fund under modified accrual fund accounting, and close budgetary and temporary accounts with examples and downloadable Excel worksheets.
Access a downloadable pdf file that complements the instructional video on tax anticipation notes, providing a supplementary resource for Governmental Accounting 100.
Explore how a government general fund records a short-term tax anticipation note under the modified accrual basis, including notes payable as a current liability, interest calculation, and eventual repayment.
The next presentation provides an Excel worksheet for download. This resource supports learning in governmental accounting.
explain how to calculate and record a tax anticipation note payable, including trial balance and journal entries properly. contrast the modified and full accrual in general fund and government-wide accounts.
Access the downloadable PDA file to supplement the instructional video for governmental accounting 100, focusing on closing entries for the general fund.
Analyze closing entries for the general fund under the modified accrual basis, covering budgetary and income statement temporary accounts, encumbrances, and fund balance adjustments to net assets.
In governmental accounting 100, download the Excel worksheet that accompanies the next presentation for reference.
Close out the general fund's temporary accounts using the purchases method and adjust supplies to the physical count, then post budgetary and non-budgetary closes to the fund balance.
Engage with multiple choice questions on governmental accounting, practice test-taking strategies, and analyze government-wide statements of activities, change in net position, and program revenues.
Explore governmental accounting concepts through a comic break, offering a concise, engaging review suitable for course learners.
Record and post transactions to the general fund on a modified accrual basis and to the government wide level on an accrual basis, with examples and downloadable Excel worksheets.
Access a downloadable pda file that supplements the instructional video. Use this supplementary file with the instructional video for government accounting 100.
Compare the general fund on a modified accrual basis with government wide activities on an accrual basis, highlighting budgetary accounts, encumbrances, estimated revenues, and appropriations.
Access the upcoming presentation to download an Excel worksheet for hands-on governmental accounting practice and data analysis exercises.
Explore how to record and compare general fund and government wide activities using budgetary accounts, encumbrances, and accrual vs modified accrual in a comprehensive worksheet.
Learn how to break out revenue and appropriations subsidiary ledgers in governmental accounting, format in Excel, and reconcile budgeted versus actual figures with tracing formulas and encumbrance management.
Explore governmental accounting through multiple-choice questions, practice journal entries for the general fund budget, and sharpen test-taking skills while tracking encumbrances, appropriations, and purchase orders.
Delve into governmental accounting fundamentals through a comic break that clarifies accounting concepts for learners in this course.
Explore governmental accounting's subsidiary ledgers, detailing how they provide more detail than the general ledger for budgetary, revenue, and expenditure accounts, and how they may combine accounts.
Access a downloadable PDA file to supplement the instructional video and reinforce concepts on subsidiary ledgers, revenue, and estimated revenue.
Explore how subsidiary ledgers track appropriations, expenditures, and encumbrances under the modified accrual basis, improving transparency with a single line item and detailed subsidiary detail by category.
Access a downloadable file that supplements the instructional video on governmental accounting topics, including subsidiary ledgers, appropriations, expenditures, and encumbrances.
Explore how a subsidiary ledger details revenues and estimated revenues by category in the general fund, linking budgetary activity to the revenue accounts and the trial balance.
This lecture uses government accounting multiple choice questions to show when expenditures are debited and how encumbrances are managed with purchase orders, supplies received, and actual versus estimated prices.
Explains governmental accounting topics including general fund, modified accrual, expenditures vs equipment, revenue recognition (realizable, available), and the consumption method for supplies, highlighting non spendable fund balance and inventory.
Explore governmental accounting fundamentals through an accounting comic break, making complex fiscal concepts more approachable while reinforcing standards and reporting practices.
Governmental accounting, including fund accounting financial transactions, focusing on the general fund and government-wide activities.
We will work through many example problems as we learn the material, posting transactions to a trial balance, so we can see how accounts behave. Many governmental accounts are new to many learners, and we will be using different accounting methods than just an accrual method. Posting transactions and seeing a trial balance will be very helpful in learning the material and is something lacking in most courses on the subject.
We will discuss the governmental accounting objectives and reporting requirements, comparing them to for-profit entities. The course will assume we are familiar with for-profit accounting and will, therefore, focus on the areas of governmental accounting that are different, although we will continue to work with core concepts like the double entry accounting system.
Learners and instructor will examine state and local governmental accounting principles & financial reporting.
We will record transactions for budgetary accounts & encumbrances. Recording budgetary accounts will be new for many learners familiar with financial accounting, but we will use double entry accounting principles for the process.
The course will explain and analyze governmental operating statement accounts & budgetary accounts.
Learners and instructor will record transactions for encumbrances, expenditures, & delinquent receivables. We will emphasize when a modified accrual method will be used, and what the differences in recording financial transactions will be when used, as compared to an accrual method.
We will record transactions related to revenue in both the General Fund and at the government-wide activities level.
The course will discuss tax anticipation notes and how they will be recorded under a modified accrual method.
Learners and instructor will explore many examples of the closing process, closing out temporary accounts. We will compare the closing process for governmental entities to the closing process in for-profit accounting.
We will examine how to create subsidiary ledgers related to revenue, estimated revenue, appropriations, encumbrances, and expenditures.
The course will provide examples of recording supplies using the consumption method and purchases method, explaining the differences between the two.