Wages are typically recorded as an expense, which means they appear as a debit entry on the trial balance. In accounting, expenses increase on the debit side, while liabilities and equity increase on the credit side. Therefore, when wages are paid or incurred, they are debited to the wages expense account, reflecting a reduction in net income.
Trial balance is always balance because of every entry in double entry system is in balance as related to debit account and credit account.
debit
It has debit balance as investment is an asset and all assets have debit balance .
Credit
Credit
Trial balance is always balance because of every entry in double entry system is in balance as related to debit account and credit account.
credit
You would post the surplus credit into the 'Unassigned credit' entry.
debit
It has debit balance as investment is an asset and all assets have debit balance .
Credit
Credit
Commission in a trial balance can be debit or even credit . It depends on a situation . If commission is given in the debit side of a trial balance then it is debit and if it is given in credit side then it is credit . But if no info is given it is taken as debit . Thanks
debit
Debit
Debit
debit