The following information is provided about the Town of York’s General Fund operating statement and budgetary accounts for the fiscal year ended September 30. (Note: The town has no restricted, committed, or assigned fund balances.) Estimated revenues $ 32,150,000 Revenues 32,190,000 Appropriations 32,175,000 Expenditures 32,185,000 Fund Balance—Unassigned (beginning of the fiscal year) 500,000 Required Prepare the journal entry to record the budget. (

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