C. To enhance control over both revenues and expenditures, a government child health care district incorporates its budget in its accounting system and encumbers all commitments. You have been asked to assist the district in making the entries to record the following transactions:

1. Prior to the start of the year, the governing board adopted a budget in which agency revenues were estimated at $5,600 (all dollar amounts in this exercise are expressed in thousands) and expenditures of $5,550 were appropriated (authorized). Record the budget using only the control (summary) accounts.

2. During the year, the district engaged in the following transactions. Prepare appropriate journal entries.

a. It collected $5,800 in fees, grants, taxes, and other revenues.

b. It ordered goods and services for $3,000. Except in special circumstances it classifies reserves for encumbrances as assigned fund balance.

c. During the year it received and paid for $2,800 worth of goods and services that had beenpreviously encumbered. It expects to receive the remaining $200 in the following year.

d. It incurred $2,500 in other expenditures for goods and services that had not been encumbered.

3. Prepare appropriate yearend closing entries.

4. Prepare a balance sheet showing the status of yearend asset and fund balance accounts.

5. Per the policy of the districts board, the cost of all goods and services is to be charged against the budget of the year in which they are received, even if they had been ordered (and encumbered) in a previous year. The next year, to simplify the accounting for the commitments made in the prior year, the district reinstated the encumbrances outstanding at yearend. Prepare the appropriate entry.

6. During the year, the district received the remaining encumbered goods and services. However, the total cost was only $150, rather than $200 as estimated. Prepare the appropriate entries