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The document is the F-33 form from the U.S. Census Bureau, specifically for the 2000 Annual Survey of Local Government Finances focusing on school systems. It outlines the collection of financial data regarding revenues and expenditures for local education agencies, including detailed sections on revenue sources (local, state, and federal), current operation expenditures, capital outlay expenditures, and other financial aspects related to school systems. The form aims to gather comprehensive financial information to support statistical analysis and reporting.

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Begin by reviewing the instructions on pages 6 through 8 of the form. This will provide essential context for completing each section accurately.
In Part I, Section A, enter revenue amounts from local sources. Ensure you omit cents and categorize each entry according to the specified lines.
Proceed to Section B and C of Part I, where you will report revenues from state and federal sources. Follow the guidelines closely to ensure all data is captured correctly.
Move on to Part II, where you will detail current operation expenditures. Again, ensure that you are reporting salaries and employee benefits separately as instructed.
Complete Parts III through IX by entering capital outlay expenditures and any special processing items as necessary. Use the remarks section for any clarifications needed.

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