bri municipality begun a park renovation and completed it during the year 2019, sources from the proceeds of a bond issue for the renovation of park RO 200,000, Transfer from general fund RO 100,000. In its 2019 capital projects fund, how much should report as revenue? a. RO 700,000 b. None of the options c. RO 500,000 d. RO 400,000

bri municipality begun a park renovation and completed it during the year 2019, sources from the proceeds of a bond issue for the renovation of park RO 200,000, Transfer from general fund RO 100,000. In its 2019 capital projects fund, how much should report as revenue? a. RO 700,000 b. None of the options c. RO 500,000 d. RO 400,000

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