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In accordance with GAAP, Managements Discussion and Analysis is part of the

In accordance with GAAP, Managements Discussion and Analysis is part of the
A.Required supplementary information and is presented before the basic financial statements.
B.Required supplementary information and is presented after the basic financial statements.
C.Basic financial statements and is presented before the notes to the financial statements.
D.Basic financial statements and is presented after the government-wide financial statements.

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Governmental and Nonprofit Accounting

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Authors: Freeman, Shoulders, McSwain, Scott

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