The document discusses the basic accounting process of recording transactions using debits and credits in a double-entry system. It explains that accounts track increases and decreases to assets, liabilities, equity, revenues, and expenses, with debits recorded on the left side increasing some accounts and decreasing others, and credits on the right side having the opposite effect. For the double-entry system to balance, total debits must equal total credits for every transaction.
The document discusses the basic accounting process of recording transactions using debits and credits in a double-entry system. It explains that accounts track increases and decreases to assets, liabilities, equity, revenues, and expenses, with debits recorded on the left side increasing some accounts and decreasing others, and credits on the right side having the opposite effect. For the double-entry system to balance, total debits must equal total credits for every transaction.
The document discusses the basic accounting process of recording transactions using debits and credits in a double-entry system. It explains that accounts track increases and decreases to assets, liabilities, equity, revenues, and expenses, with debits recorded on the left side increasing some accounts and decreasing others, and credits on the right side having the opposite effect. For the double-entry system to balance, total debits must equal total credits for every transaction.