Kentucky Boiler Practice Exam

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Where are funds collected from inspections held?

General Fund
Trust and agency fund
Inspection Revenue Account
Emergency Maintenance Fund

The correct answer is: Trust and agency fund

The funds collected from inspections are appropriately held in a trust and agency fund. This type of fund is used within governmental accounting to account for resources that are held by a government in a fiduciary capacity for individuals, private organizations, or other governments. Essentially, these funds are set aside for a specific purpose and must be used according to legal or contractual obligations. The trust and agency fund ensures that the money collected for inspections is not mingled with the general operating revenues or expenditures of the government. This helps maintain transparency and accountability regarding how much revenue is generated from inspections and how it is subsequently utilized, which can often be for specific projects or services tied to the inspection process. The other choices do not appropriately categorize these funds. While the general fund may include various types of revenues, it does not specifically track funds for inspection purposes. An inspection revenue account could imply a specific account but does not encapsulate the fiduciary nature of how these funds are managed. The emergency maintenance fund pertains to unexpected maintenance costs and is not the designated holding for inspection funds.