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Debit and Credit
Mr. Melkonian
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not yet at least...
a lot of room for improvement!
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remember left and right side
ledger work
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miskan
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debit =left
short form is DR
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credit = right
short form is cr
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this applies to every account!
just like we did for ledgers
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assets =debit
left side
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liabilities =credit
right side
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the general rule
pretty straightforward...
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For each type of account, record increases on its beginning value side and decreases on the other side.
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If an asset begins on the debit side, and you increase funds, it stays debit. If you decrease funds, it becomes a credit.
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If a liability begins on the credit side, and you increase funds, it stays as a credit. If you decrease funds, it becomes a debit.
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key skill here is analyzing transactions
read scenarios carefully and figure out if it's a credit or debit
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Account entry
all changes in teh accounts caused by one business transaction
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Example
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double-entry system
makes sure both sides are balanced
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makes sure debits and credits
equals the total entries
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info stored in each account
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name of account
written at top
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dollar value of account and indication
of whether the value of account is debit or credit
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add two sides separately
sub totals are called 'pin totals' or 'pencil footings'
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subtract smaller total from larger total
write and circle number on the larger side - the dollar value of acct
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sometimes debits end up as credits
opposite too... Doesn't mean it's wrong
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if sako owes me $20 and pays me $25
I now owe him money, becomes a credit
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Situations where switches can happen
You overpay an account payable
Customer with no account balance returns a product for credit
You return goods for credit to supplier with whom you have no acct balance
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bank accounts
great because they're convenient - no ones wants to manually pay people
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buying/selling on credit
if you have a good reputation, you can delay payment (usually a month)
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on account
used in 4 ways
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Peter Melkonian
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