equipment is a long-term asset and assets increase with debits and decrease with credits. So if you buy equipment, you will debit equipment and credit cash if you bought it with cash. If you bought the equipment with a promise to pay (I was trying to avoid using the phrase "bought on credit" because it might make things confusing), you will credit Accounts Payable in liabilities because they increase with credit (basically the amount of money you are "liable" for just went up! Good news is that you have the equipment you needed/wanted)
In the end, Assets = Liabilities + Stock Holder's equity has to balance out!
Debit to Equipment and a credit to Accounts Payable
equipment is a fixed asset.so it's a Debit balance account.
It is a debit balance. Furniture and Equipment accounts are included in an individuals assets and asset accounts have debit values.
it is a credit because more than likely the job is paying for it
it is a credit because more than likely the job is paying for it
A debit to equipment and a credit to liability
Debit to Equipment and a credit to Accounts Payable
equipment is a fixed asset.so it's a Debit balance account.
Computer equipment is an asset of business and that's why it has debit balance as a normal balance.
It is a debit balance. Furniture and Equipment accounts are included in an individuals assets and asset accounts have debit values.
it is a credit because more than likely the job is paying for it
it is a credit because more than likely the job is paying for it
it is a credit because more than likely the job is paying for it
property and equipment should be debited if they increases because both are assets
[Debit] Equipment [Credit] Cash / bank (half) [Credit] Tenant
Debit
[Debit] Loss on sale of equipment xxxx [Credit] Asset account xxxx