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Tete
How to differentiate between debits and credits when working on fianancial statements?
When workingwith a ledger I dont always know when to post a debit or if its a credit
                     
 




brady1852247
In the actual ACCOUNTING world, a debit is entered on the right side of a ledger and a credit is entered to the left. Also, remember the accounting equation, Assets = Liabilities + Owners' Equity. Assets are generally debited to increase the value and credited to decrease the value. Liabilites and Owners' Equity are the opposite. Expenses are debited whereas revenue is credited (to increase values).

The easiest way to remember it is ALOE REX and DCCCD (aloe rex and "d triple cd")

Here's the model for that:

A L OE R EX
l l l l l
D C C C D

In case you can't tell:
A = asset
L = liability
OE = owners' equity
R = revenue
EX = expense


Now, if you're talking about a check register.... it's the total opposite. A debit decreases cash and a credit increases cash. The bank prints all of the check registers to match THEIR ledgers. In other words, when you spend money, it decreases their liability to you. When you add money it increases their liability.

Hopefully that makes sense.....


AC
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Asset accounts, Debit = increase, Credit = decrease.
Liability & Equity accounts, Debit = decrease. Credit = increase.

Example: You borrow $1000 from the bank, you want to record an increase in cash (asset) and an increase in debt (liability).

Debit Cash $1000
Credit Loan Payable $1,000


stevesandifer
Think of it as "Yoko Ono" accounting-
Accounts on the left side of the equation are what you Own.
Thoseon the right are what you Owe.
Left equals debits, right equals credits.
Think about this: a bank "credits" your account-why? Because they OWE you the money.
This sounds confusing but it is true.
The accounting equation, in simple terms is:
Debits=Credits + Net Worth
Once you pay what you owe, what is left is your net worth.


BathingApe
Debits are the monies taken out of an account immediately when the transaction is complete. While credits are processed, then either approved or denied then taken from the issuers bank or financial institution, and paid back later by the creditor.


Zeev
debits cards will stop when you have no more money inyour bank account.
credits cared never stop so they can put you into dept


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