How to know when to debit or credit a transaction

How to know when to debit or credit a transaction when making a journal.

[rww]

Thank you soooo much for this!! I could hug you lol. I have watched so many videos trying to figure this out, now in a few seconds it all makes sense! I definitely subscribed!! :-)
Looking forward to seeing more from you.

[LewsTherin]

"Drawings" really threw me when you first wrote it, but good job giving more detail

[maaz_editz]

Thanks a lot! This helped me as I was searching a lot for something like this!❤

[noahtetreault]

Contra accounts: allow us to introduce ourselves 😅

[akirashin]

understood this better than other 10 mins videos😂

[itx_Xero]

Thank you so much 🙏...love the music btw

[CharityMaseko-tguo]

Need more emphasizes on credit purchases or more explanation on how to post them to the general ledger

[uhmreolol]

hi ma'am please can you do a video on credit purchases on the accounting equation (grade 9)

[Monicaa_MJ]

Hey ! I didn't get how to reverse the rule when it's decrease??

[shernalin]

it's really helpful to me😂❤ thanks 🙏

[bhavyab]

How to find opening petty cash...while they gave closing petty cash ??...plz teach me mam

[cheryl]

Maybe I don't know enough about accounting yet, but I still find I'm not getting when to debit and credit - like which means what. For example, if my farm pays workers, would I debit payable wages because that's an expense and then credit Liabilities because that's a cost? and then that would be reflected on the balance sheet? Thanks in advance!

[shoku]

why is income in credit and expenses in debit?

[aymanbasheer]

Dealer
Drawing. | Liability
Expense. | Equity ( capital )
Asset | Revenue ( Income )

[SmileysFavzz]

Do you have one on one sessions? I need a tutor so bad! It’s like I get it and then I get lost😩

[KalpanaRai-vieq]

It is reverse credit is debit and debit is credit

[tyhkgxr]

CLEAR (CAPITAL LIABILITY EXPENSES ASSETS REVENUE) IF CLR(Capital, liability, Revenue) INCREASE THEN CREDIT AND IF DECREASE THEN DEBIT. ANR IF EA (EXPENSES, ASSET ) INCREASE THEN DEBIT AND IF DECREASE THEN CREDIT ❤

[ravichoudhary]

Piche gaane kyu lgaa diye....piche aawaj hi samaj nai aa rhi

[matthewhebron]

I thought this was common sense but this video had me questioning. Debit is money leaving your account hence debit card. Credit is money coming into your account hence credit card. Credit cards are called credit cards because they are credited to you to utilize by your credit lender. This video overcomplicates common sense…

[ayomideayoola]

Question: let’s say my expense account is increasing with purchases (in a periodic inv), would debiting Purchase be + or - ??

I’m struggling 😫