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Lesson 4:: Rules of Debit and Credit
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Rules of Debit and Credit
Caption: The rules of debit and credit are fundamental principles of double-entry accounting. Assets are debited to increase them and credited to decrease them, while liabilities are debited to decrease them and credited to increase them. Equity is debited to decrease it and credited to increase it. Revenues are debited to decrease them and credited to increase them, while expenses are debited to increase them and credited to decrease them. These rules help maintain the balance in the accounting equation and ensure accurate financial statements.
Keywords: Rules of debit and credit, Double-entry accounting, Assets, Liabilities, Equity, Revenues, Expenses, Debit, Credit, Financial transactions, Accounting equation, Balance sheet, Financial statements
Consignment Accounting: Part 1
Consignment Accounting: Part 2
Consignment Accounting: Part 3
JOINT VENTURE: PART 1
Types of Accounts and Accounting Process
Accounting Equation Part 1
Accounting Principles
Rules of Debit and Credit
Accounting Equation-Part 2
JOURNAL
Ledger and Trial balance
Final Account Adjustments
Trading A/c, P & L A/c and Balance Sheet
Depreciation Accounting
Difference Between Trial Balance and Balance Sheet: Trial Balance vs Balance Sheet
JOINT VENTURE: PART 2
HOW TO SOLVE FINAL ACCOUNT QUESTIONS FAST
HIRE PURCHASE: PART 1
HIRE PURCHASE: PART 2
BRANCH ACCOUNTING: PART 1
BRANCH ACCOUNTING: PART 2
BRANCH ACCOUNTING: PART 3
INVENTORY VALUATION
Funds Flow Statement Part 1
Funds Flow Statement Part 2 Adjustments
Garner Vs Murray Rule: Insolvency of Partner(s)
Insolvency of All the Partners
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING SYLLABUS OVERVIEW B.COM | B.COM (Hns)
Periodic Vs Perpetual System of Inventory
Bills of Exchange Part 1
Bills of Exchange Part 2
Accounting Notes and MCQs
Financial Accounting Syllabus B.Com Hns
Income Tax live class Series 1
B.Com 1st Semester Syllabus II B.Com First Year Syllabus DU II B.Com Syllabus
Caption: The rules of debit and credit are fundamental principles of double-entry accounting. Assets are debited to increase them and credited to decrease them, while liabilities are debited to decrease them and credited to increase them. Equity is debited to decrease it and credited to increase it. Revenues are debited to decrease them and credited to increase them, while expenses are debited to increase them and credited to decrease them. These rules help maintain the balance in the accounting equation and ensure accurate financial statements.
Keywords: Rules of debit and credit, Double-entry accounting, Assets, Liabilities, Equity, Revenues, Expenses, Debit, Credit, Financial transactions, Accounting equation, Balance sheet, Financial statements
Consignment Accounting: Part 1
Consignment Accounting: Part 2
Consignment Accounting: Part 3
JOINT VENTURE: PART 1
Types of Accounts and Accounting Process
Accounting Equation Part 1
Accounting Principles
Rules of Debit and Credit
Accounting Equation-Part 2
JOURNAL
Ledger and Trial balance
Final Account Adjustments
Trading A/c, P & L A/c and Balance Sheet
Depreciation Accounting
Difference Between Trial Balance and Balance Sheet: Trial Balance vs Balance Sheet
JOINT VENTURE: PART 2
HOW TO SOLVE FINAL ACCOUNT QUESTIONS FAST
HIRE PURCHASE: PART 1
HIRE PURCHASE: PART 2
BRANCH ACCOUNTING: PART 1
BRANCH ACCOUNTING: PART 2
BRANCH ACCOUNTING: PART 3
INVENTORY VALUATION
Funds Flow Statement Part 1
Funds Flow Statement Part 2 Adjustments
Garner Vs Murray Rule: Insolvency of Partner(s)
Insolvency of All the Partners
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING SYLLABUS OVERVIEW B.COM | B.COM (Hns)
Periodic Vs Perpetual System of Inventory
Bills of Exchange Part 1
Bills of Exchange Part 2
Accounting Notes and MCQs
Financial Accounting Syllabus B.Com Hns
Income Tax live class Series 1
B.Com 1st Semester Syllabus II B.Com First Year Syllabus DU II B.Com Syllabus
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