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Introduction to Balance Sheet It has all liabilities and assets as on the date of the preparation of the balance sheet by the organization. The excess of assets over the liabilities is termed as Capital Fund or the General Fund.
General FundProvides for the predominant part of funding state government programs. Government Code 16300 provides that the. General Fund consists of moneys not required by law to be deposited into any other fund.
General fund refers to revenues accruing to the state from taxes, fees, interest earnings, and other sources which can be used for the general operation of state government. General fund revenues are not specifically required in statute or in the constitution to support particular programs or agencies.
A general fund is the chief operating fund for the entire government. It slightly serves as a catch-all fund for resources that arent required or designated for another fund. For example, the tax money generated by the United States federal government goes into the general fund.
Fund balance (Equity) is essentially the difference between assets and liabilities. In general, it is the balance remaining after the assets have been used to satisfy the outstanding liabilities.
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Fund balance and net assets are the difference between fund assets and liabilities reflected on the balance sheet or statement of net assets. Because of the current financial resources measurement focus of governmental funds, fund balance is often considered a measure of available expendable financial resources.
The acquisition, use, and balances of the governments expendable financial resources and related current liabilitiesexcept those accounted for in proprietary fundsare accounted for through governmental funds (general, special revenue, capital project, debt service, and permanent funds).

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