Debits always equal Credits.

The Left side of an account is the Credit side.

Debits always increase an account's balance.

Which of the following accounts normally have a debit balance ?

Which of the following accounts normally have a credit balance ?

All accounts have a normal balance which is either a debit or credit balance.

When you record an entry on the left side of an account this is called crediting the account.

Every transaction involves at least one debit and one equal offsetting credit.

Debits increase liability accounts.

The cash account is increased by using a credit.

Whether a debit or credit to an account is an increase or a decrease depends on the type of account.

A credit to a particular type of account always does the opposite that a debit does (increase or decrease).

The terms debit and credit should not be associated with good or bad.

Not all accounts have an increase and decrease side.

All accounts can be debited and credited.

Dr and Cr are abbreviations used to denote debits and credits.

An increase to assets is always a credit.

An increase to equity is always a debit.

An increase to an expense is always a credit.

An increase in revenues is always a credit.

An increase in liabilities is alwys a credit.

When you record an entry on the right side of an account this is called debiting the account.

Which of the following accounts are increased by a debit ?

Which of the following accounts are increased by using a credit ?

Which of the following accounts are decreased by a debit ?

Which of the following accounts are decreased by a credit ?

Asset accounts normally have a credit balance.

Revenue Accounts normally have a credit balance.

Liability accounts normally have a debit balance.