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GASB Responsibilities Distinguishes government entities from both Non-profit and business entities
by stressing that governments exist in environments where the power
ultimately is in the hands of the people.
Which entities follow FASB/GASB/FASAB? (2) FASB- Business organizations and Nongovernmental non-for-profits
GASB-State/local government organizations and
Governmental non-for-profits
FASAB- Federal Government and Government agencies
Differences between government and NPO Governments have the ability to tax and answer to the FASAB. They work
under elected officials chosen by the people
NPOs are not profit oriented, they cannot tax, they don't pay taxes, there is a
absence of transferable ownership rights.
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Questions
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Terms in this set (27)
GASB Responsibilities Distinguishes government entities from both Non-profit and business entities
by stressing that governments exist in environments where the power
ultimately is in the hands of the people.
Which entities follow FASB/GASB/FASAB? (2) FASB- Business organizations and Nongovernmental non-for-profits
GASB-State/local government organizations and
Governmental non-for-profits
FASAB- Federal Government and Government agencies
Differences between government and NPO Governments have the ability to tax and answer to the FASAB. They work
under elected officials chosen by the people
NPOs are not profit oriented, they cannot tax, they don't pay taxes, there is a
absence of transferable ownership rights.
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