Double Entry and the Ledger
Debits, credits, books of original entry and the ledger. Take your time, with explanations after each answer.
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Double entry bookkeeping means that every transaction:
- Is recorded twice on the debit side
- Is recorded only once
- Is recorded with a debit in one account and an equal credit in another
- Is recorded only in the cash book
In a T-account, the debit side is the:
- Left side
- Right side
- Top
- Bottom
An increase in an asset is recorded as:
- Neither
- A debit
- A credit
- Both
An increase in a liability is recorded as:
- A debit
- Neither
- A credit
- Both
An increase in capital is recorded as:
- A credit
- A debit
- An asset
- An expense
Expenses are recorded as:
- Credits
- Capital
- Debits
- Liabilities
Revenue is recorded as:
- A debit
- An asset
- An expense
- A credit
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