Financial Analysis
Financial Accounting MidTerm
I. Debit vs. Credit
A. Debit
Debit = left side of T-account
On the Balance Sheet a debit indicates:
1. An increase in an asset
2. A decrease in a liability
3. A decrease in shareholders' equity item
B. Credit
Credit = Right side of T-account
On the Balance Sheet a credit indicates:
1. A decrease in an asset
2. An increase in a liability
3. An increase in shareholders' equity item
** HINT** - Identify two components of each transaction: 1.) what did you get; 2.) where did it come from. The debit is what you got, and the credit is the source of the item you received.
For instance, let's imagine that you purchase a computer with your credit card. Since the computer is what you received it's going to result in a debit to the asset account for your computer. The credit will be applied to the credit card liability account for the same amount.
II. What accounts Increase/Decrease with debits and credits
Account Type Debit......
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