depends on how you use the word credit. So the answer is yes, for one usage. Another opposite of credit is debt.
The opposite of credit could be cash, when you are buying something.It could be debit, if you are balancing books.The opposite action of credit (acknowledge) would be to ignore, bypass, or discredit.
The opposite financially is debit.(An "opposite form of payment" is cash, immediate rather than deferred.)For the meaning of "credit" as trust or recognition, the opposite would be discredit or disapproval.
There are many different credit cards that offer cash back. Some of the credit cards that offer cash back are Simply Cash from American Express and Ink Cash from Chase.
In a double entry accounting system, you decrease the cash account with a credit.
It's the amount of credit on your credit card that is currently available for you to use for cash advance transactions.
The opposite of credit could be cash, when you are buying something.It could be debit, if you are balancing books.The opposite action of credit (acknowledge) would be to ignore, bypass, or discredit.
The opposite financially is debit.(An "opposite form of payment" is cash, immediate rather than deferred.)For the meaning of "credit" as trust or recognition, the opposite would be discredit or disapproval.
the second word. here we differ these term by debit and credit when cash receipt then amount field is +ve as on debit and in cash payment it will be -ve as on credit and reverse for opposite .
Debit Purchases Credit Cash
Debit Cash Credit Sales
openinng cash credit its every time credit by account
When company spend more cash then it actually has will cause credit balance of cash book.
There are many different credit cards that offer cash back. Some of the credit cards that offer cash back are Simply Cash from American Express and Ink Cash from Chase.
yes. the entry should be: petty cash fund debit cash in bank credit
When you have cash deposit credit adjustment how do you post it to ledger account
In a double entry accounting system, you decrease the cash account with a credit.
[Debit] Purchases [credit] Cash (partial) [credit] accounts payable (balance)