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5. Reconciling the government-wide statement of net position and the statement of Net

Position for the Proprietary funds,

a. How do the total current asset, non-current assets and total assets on the statement of net

position for the proprietary fund compare to those reported under the business activities

section of the government-wide statements? If there is any difference what caused it?

(Reconcile, i.e., start with the balance of each of the items (total current assets, non-

current assets, and total assets) on the government wide statement of net position

and show how you can get to each of those balances on the proprietary funds'

statement of net position, or vice versa).

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