Should We Rethink Reserves?
[...]fund balance could include prepaid inventories or receivables for delinquent taxes, neither of which is available for current spending.âeuro™ This paper is focused on the budget and policy role of reserves. 1 The Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) provides guidance on how to classif...
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