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Cash Inflows Operating Fund Capital Fund For Construction of Lab Building Government Grant Corporate Contributions 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 4 0 0

Cash Inflows
Operating Fund
Capital Fund
For Construction of Lab Building
Government Grant
Corporate Contributions
500,000
400,000
100,000
y,000,000
Donations Received
Government Grant for Y4 Operating Costs (Note 4)
Rental income from Lab (Note 5)
75,000
20,000
30,000
125,000
Cash Outfiows
Operating Fund
Capital Fund
Construction Costs for the Lab (Note 1)
Operating Expenses for Y4(Note 6)
Total Cash Outfiow in 14
(90,000),(1,000,000)
(90,000),(1,000,000)
The Lab was completed on June 30, Y4. Correctly prorated Amortization Expense for 2020 was $20,000.
A resident donated land valued at $200,000 on which the lab was built.
A second resident donated lab equipment in 2020 valued at $60,000. Correctly prorated Amortization Expense for Y4 was $2,000.
The provincial government pledged $100,000 for Y4 operating expenses. 75% of this amount was received in Y4 and the remaining 25% will be received early in Y5.
The society rents out the lab to a local university for a fee.
At December 31, Y4 the society owes $5,000 for December operating expenses.
The society ran a campaign in December Y4 to raise funds for next year's operations. All funds raised were received in December.
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