Respuesta :
Answer:
1. Service Revenue - credit
2. Rent Expense - Debit
3. Accounts Receivable - Debit
4. Accounts Payable - credit
5. Retained Earnings - credit
6. Supplies - Debit
7. Insurance - Debit
Expense - Debit
8. Dividends - Debit
9. Buildings - Debit
10. Notes Payable - credit
Explanation:
The balance sheet shows the assets, liabilities and equity. While assets normally have a debit balance, liabilities and equity have credit balances.
The income statements shows the revenue and expenses. While revenue usually has a credit balance, expenses usually have debit balances.
Answer:
1. Service Revenue - credit
2. Rent Expense - debit
3. Accounts Receivable - debit
4. Accounts Payable - Credit
5. Retained Earnings - credit
6. Supplies - debit
7. Insurance Expense - debit
8. Dividends - debit
9. Buildings - debit
10. Notes Payable - credit
Explanation:
In accounting, debit increases asset(account receivable, supplies building) and expenses while credit decreases them.
Credit increases liability, sales or revenue or income and shareholders'equity while debit decreases them.
1. Service Revenue - credit
2. Rent Expense - debit
3. Accounts Receivable - debit
4. Accounts Payable - Credit
5. Retained Earnings - credit
6. Supplies - debit
7. Insurance Expense - debit
8. Dividends - debit
9. Buildings - debit
10. Notes Payable - credit