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. Determine the missing amounts in a Budgetary Comparison Schedule provided. (Note: To complete the budget comparison schedule in part a, you may also refer to information provided in part b of this problem.) b. During the year, the Town made a single budget revision, i. e., adopted an upward revision of $50,000 for the parks and recreation budget and reduced the estimated revenues from business licenses by $30,000. Prepare the general journal entry to record that revision

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