1. Menefee City levied $12 million in property taxes for 20X6 and recorded various journal entries to record the tax levy, collections within the discount period, collections after the discount period, and delinquent taxes.
2. The City of Asher estimated $210,000 in revenues for 20X7 from various sources like property taxes, parking meters, etc. and recorded journal entries for the estimated revenues, property tax levy, budget revisions, and actual revenue collections.
3. At year-end, Asher prepared a trial balance for the Revenues Subsidiary Ledger to show agreement with the control accounts, with various revenue accounts having debit or credit balances.
1. Menefee City levied $12 million in property taxes for 20X6 and recorded various journal entries to record the tax levy, collections within the discount period, collections after the discount period, and delinquent taxes.
2. The City of Asher estimated $210,000 in revenues for 20X7 from various sources like property taxes, parking meters, etc. and recorded journal entries for the estimated revenues, property tax levy, budget revisions, and actual revenue collections.
3. At year-end, Asher prepared a trial balance for the Revenues Subsidiary Ledger to show agreement with the control accounts, with various revenue accounts having debit or credit balances.
1. Menefee City levied $12 million in property taxes for 20X6 and recorded various journal entries to record the tax levy, collections within the discount period, collections after the discount period, and delinquent taxes.
2. The City of Asher estimated $210,000 in revenues for 20X7 from various sources like property taxes, parking meters, etc. and recorded journal entries for the estimated revenues, property tax levy, budget revisions, and actual revenue collections.
3. At year-end, Asher prepared a trial balance for the Revenues Subsidiary Ledger to show agreement with the control accounts, with various revenue accounts having debit or credit balances.
Prepare general journal entries to record the following transactions in Menfee
City’s General Ledger and make adjusting entries, if needed: 1. Menefee City levied property tax of $12,000,000 FOR 20X6. The taxes were levied on January 1, 20x6. Menefee expects $80,000 to be uncollectible. Three-fourths of the taxes receivable are expected to be collected within the 2% discount period. Another $1,000,000 of taxes receivable should be collected before year-end but after the discount period. The balance of collectible taxes is expected to be collected at a uniform rate over the first 10 month of 20x7. 2. Menefee collected $9,100,000 (before discounts) of its taxes receivable prior to the end of the discount period. The balance of the taxes receivables are past due. 3. Menefee wrote off taxes receivables of $30,000 as uncollectible. 4. Menefee collected another $900,000 of its taxes receivables after the discount period but before the year end. Solution Taxes Receivable—Current 12,000,000 Allowance for Uncollectible Current Taxes 80,000 Allowance for Discounts on Taxes 180,000 Revenues 10,204,000 Deferred Revenues 1,536,000 To record tax levy. Computations: Discounts—$12,000,000 x .75 x.98 = $180,000 Revenues: Expected collections in discount period ($12,000,000 x .75 x.98) $8 Expected collections after discount period and before year end 1,0 Collections in first 60 days of 20X7: ($12,000,000 - 9,000,000- $1,000,000 -$80,000) x 2/10 384,000 Total property tax revenues $10,204,000 2a. Cash ($9,100,000 x .98) 8,918,000 Allowance for Discounts on Taxes 180,000 Revenues 2,000 Taxes Receivable—Current 9,100,000 To record tax collections in the discount period. Note that when actual discounts are more (or less) than the estimated amount this difference results in decreasing (or increasing) revenues. This adjustment makes revenues equal to the amount that would have been recorded initially had the estimate proved correct. 2b. Taxes Receivable—Delinquent 2,900,000 Allowance for Uncollectible Current Taxes 80,000 Taxes Receivable—Current 2,900,000 Allowance for Uncollectible Delinquent Taxes 80,000 To reclassify past due taxes as delinquent. 3. Allowance for Uncollectible Delinquent Taxes 30,000 Taxes Receivable—Delinquent 30,000 To record write-off of taxes as uncollectible. 4. Cash 900,000 Taxes Receivable—Delinquent 900,000 To record tax collections. E2 The City of Asher had the following transactions, among others in 20x7: 1. The council estimated that revenues of £210,000 would be generated for the General Fund in 20x7. The sources and amounts of expected revenues are as follows: Property taxes £150,000 Parking meters 5,000 Business Licenses 30,000 Amusement Licenses 10,000 Charges for services 8,000 Other Revenues 7,000 £210,000 2. Property taxes of £152,000 were levied by the council ; £2,000 of these taxes are expected to be uncollectible. 3. The council adopted a budget revision increasing the estimate of amusement licenses revenues by £2,000 and decreasing the estimate for business licenses revenues by £2,000. 4. The following collections were made by the city: Property taxes £140,000 Parking meters 5,500 Business licenses 28,000 Amusement licenses 9,500 Charges for services (not 9,000 previously accrued) Other revenues 10,000 £202,000 5. The resources of a discontinued Capital Projects fund were transferred to the General Fund, £4,800. 6. Enterprise Fund cash of £5,000 was paid to the General fund to subsidise its operations. Required a. Prepare general journal entries and budgetary entries to record the transactions in the General Ledger and Revenues Subsidiary Ledger accounts. b. Prepare a trial balance for the Revenues Ledger after posting the general journal entries prepared in item (a) show agreement with the control accounts. c. Prepare the general journal entries to close the revenue accounts in the general ledger and Revenues ledger. Solution E2 (a) City of Asher General Fund General Journal General Ledger # Accounts Dr. Cr. 1. Budgetary Entry Estimated Revenues 210,000 Fund Balance 210,000 To record estimated revenues. Revenues Ledger (Estimated Revenues): Property Taxes 150,000 Parking Meters 5,000 Business Licenses 30,000 Amusement Licenses 10,000 Charges for Services 8,000 Other Revenues 7,000 210,000 2. Taxes Receivable—Current 152,000 Allowance for Uncollectible Current Taxes 2,000 Revenues 150,000 To record property tax levy. Revenues Ledger (Revenues): Property Taxes 150,000 3. Budgetary Entry Estimated Revenues 2,000 Estimated Revenues. 2,000 To record budget revisions. Revenues Ledger (Estimated Revenues): Amusement Licenses 2,000 Business Licenses 2,000 E2 (a) (continued) 4. Cash 202,000 Taxes Receivable—Current 140,000 Revenues 62,000 To record taxes and other revenues collected. Revenues Ledger (Revenues): Parking Meters 5,500 Business Licenses 28,000 Amusement Licenses 9,500 Charges for Services 9,000 Other Revenues 10,000 62,000 5. Cash 4,800 Transfer from Capital Projects Fund 4,800 To record transfer from Capital Projects Fund. 6. Cash 5,000 Transfer from Enterprise Fund 5,000 To record transfer from Enterprise Fund. E2 (b) Revenues Subsidiary Ledger (Not Required) Balance Accounts Dr. Cr. Dr. (Cr.) Property Taxes 150,000 (1) 150,000(2) – Parking Meters. 5,000 (1) 5,500(4) (500) Business Licenses 30,000 (1) (2,000)(3) 28,000(4) – Amusement Licenses 10,000 (1) 9,500(4) 2,500 2,000 (3) Charges for Services 8,000 (1) 9,000(4) (1,000) Other Revenues 7,000 (1) 10,000(4) (3,000) (2,000) E2 (b) (continued) City of Asher General Fund Trial Balance—Revenues Subsidiary Ledger At 20X7 Year End Dr. Cr. Property Taxes – – Parking Meters 500 Business Licenses – – Amusement Licenses 2,500 Charges for Services 1,000 Other Revenues 3,000 2,500 4,500 (2,500) 2,000 Proof from General Ledger: Revenues $212,000 Estimated Revenues 210,000 $ 2,000 E2 (c) General Ledger # Accounts Dr. Cr. C1. General Ledger Revenues 212,000 Fund Balance 2,000 Estimated Revenues 210,000 To close revenue-related accounts. Revenues Ledger (Estimated Revenues): Parking Meters 500 Amusement Licenses 2,500 Charges for Services 1,000 Other Revenues 3,000