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©BRIGHTSTARS 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 11:22 AM A+ 1 | P a g e NFP - Test 2 - Ch 8 Exam Questions And Answers |Latest 2025 | Guaranteed Pass. Which of the following is true with respect to bankruptcy - AnswerMany major cities have avoided bankruptcy by being placed under the control of financial control boards by their state governments. A government issues $1M in 30-year, 6% coupon bonds at a discount of $27,092. The bonds were sold to yield 6.2%. At what amount would the bonds be reported (net) in the government- wide statement of net assets and governmental fund balance sheet immediately upon issuance? - AnswerGovernment Wide: $972,908 (1M - Discount) Governmental: $0 The government issues the bonds described in question 2. It makes its first semiannual interest payment of $30,000. How much interest expense/expenditure would it likely have to report in its government wide and governmental fund statements? - AnswerGovernment Wide: $30,160 ($30K + $160(amortization)) Governmental: $30K The government makes subsequent payments interest payments. Reported interest expense/expenditure in its government wide and governmental fund statements will: - AnswerGovernment Wide: Increase Governmental: Stay the same

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NFP - Test 2 - Ch 8 Exam Questions And
Answers |Latest 2025 | Guaranteed Pass.




Which of the following is true with respect to bankruptcy - Answer✔Many major cities have
avoided bankruptcy by being placed under the control of financial control boards by their state
governments.



A government issues $1M in 30-year, 6% coupon bonds at a discount of $27,092. The bonds
were sold to yield 6.2%. At what amount would the bonds be reported (net) in the government-
wide statement of net assets and governmental fund balance sheet immediately upon
issuance? - Answer✔Government Wide: $972,908 (1M - Discount)

Governmental: $0



The government issues the bonds described in question 2. It makes its first semiannual interest
payment of $30,000. How much interest expense/expenditure would it likely have to report in
its government wide and governmental fund statements? - Answer✔Government Wide:
$30,160 ($30K + $160(amortization))



Governmental: $30K



The government makes subsequent payments interest payments. Reported interest
expense/expenditure in its government wide and governmental fund statements will: -
Answer✔Government Wide: Increase

Governmental: Stay the same



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