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Am I doing the worksheet correctly I was informed that's it is not correct, the trial balance has all the original numbers According to my

Am I doing the worksheet correctly I was informed that's it is not correct, the trial balance has all the original numbers

According to my Professor In standard worksheets, you do not move account amounts to the "opposite." The worksheet provides the information for the closing entries, but it separate from the closing entries. For example, if the revenues are 760,000 credit in the trial balance, it will be 760,000 credit in the columns for the statement of revenues expenditures and changes in fund balance.

Closing Worksheet
Pre-closing trial Balance Closing entries Adjusted Balance Sheet
Debit Credit Debit Credit Debit Credit
Cash 30000 30000
Investments 410000 410000
Taxes recievable 220000 220000
Due from capital project funds 60000 60000
accounts payable 90000 90000
vouchers payable 180000 180000
contracts payable 90000 90000
due to debt service fund 40000 40000
unavialible revenue 40000 40000
Fund Balance-Unassigned 170000 530000 +470000 =1000000 760000 +300000 +50000 =1110000 280000
Revenues 760000 760000 0 0
Expenditures 530000 530000 0 0
Other Financing Sources - Bond Proceeds 300000 300000 0 0
Other Financing Uses-Transfer Out 470000 470000 0 0
Other Financing Sources- Transfer In 50000 50000 0 0
total balance 1720000 1720000 2110000 2110000 720000 720000

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