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Double Entry

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    Concept of Double Entry and Trial Balance
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  • Assets are debited or credited when increasing?
    Debited
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  • Assets are debited or credited when decreasing?
    Credited
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  • Expenses have a normal debit or credit balance?
    Debit
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  • Revenues have a normal debit or credit balance?
    Credit
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  • A payable or money owing is classed as an expense or a liability?
    liability
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  • Capital is Debited or Credited?
    Credited
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  • What are 3 examples of an asset?
    cash, inventory, debtors, cars, buildings
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  • Give three examples of an expense
    rent, motor, insurance, wages, depreciation
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  • When increasing a liability we credit or debit?
    credit
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  • when decreasing a liability we debit or credit?
    debit
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  • Bought a motor van for $1,000 cash what are the two transactions?
    Motor Van and Cash
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  • Rishi started his business with $20,000 in the bank what are the two transactions?
    Capital and Bank
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  • We paid our telephone bill paying $300 in cash what are the two transactions?
    telephone expense and cash
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  • Randall received $1,000 rent in cash from a building what are the two transactions?
    rent received and cash
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  • We returned some light bulbs because some were not lighting properly to Boodoo's Electrical LTD. What are the accounts?
    Return Outwards, Boodoos Ltd
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  • A customer returned some chairs that was sold by Chairs R Us ltd, what are the accounts?
    Return Inwards and Chairs R Us ltd
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