Accounts, Debits & Credits, Journals and the Trial Balance Flashcards
Accounts, Journaling, Trial Balance
Assets become ________ as they are gradually used up.
Expenses
A journal entry must contain equal total _______ and _______ entries.
Debit and Credit (Remember amounts must equal)
What does the trial balance list?
The trial balance lists the names and balances of all of the accounts in the order they appear in the general ledger.
What is the left side of the T-account called?
Debit side
Journal entries are written into a book called the _____ _______.
General Ledger
What is a Chart of Accounts?
A listing of all the accounts a business uses with their unique account number.
What is the right side of the T-Account called?
Credit Side
Account transactions are posted to an individual account’s record called a _____.
Ledger
Which types of accounts increase on the debit side?
Assets, Withdraws, Expenses
What are assets?
Assets are items a company uses to produce future revenue
An account’s ledger is another form of its ________.
T-account
What are withdraws (drawings)?
Drawings refers to money taken out of the business by a sole owner.
What are expenses?
Expenses are costs incurred to help produce revenue.
Liabilities represent a company’s _______.
Debt
What are the 6 major account categories?
Assets, Liabilities, Capital (Equity), Revenue, Expenses, Withdrawals (Drawings)