Final answer:
Both option a and option b are true regarding modified accrual accounting in relationship to debt service expenditures for principal and interest.
Step-by-step explanation:
Modified accrual accounting is a method of accounting used by government entities. Based on the options provided, both option a and option b are true regarding modified accrual accounting in relationship to debt service expenditures for principal and interest:
- Option a: Debt service expenditures for principal and interest are generally recorded when due and are not accrued at year-end.
- Option b: If a government has resources available in a debt service fund at year-end, an expenditure may be accrued as long as the maturity date is no longer than one month from the end of the year.
Therefore, the correct answer is Option c: Both of the above are true.