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On 1 Jan 20x8, a business had assets of £20,000 and liabilities of £14,000.
By 31 Dec 20x8 it had assets of £30,000 and liabilities of £20,000.
DR
10,000
balance c/d 4000
CR
balance b/d 6000
I dont understand why that 10,000 is at debit side?
By 31 Dec 20x8 it had assets of £30,000 and liabilities of £20,000.
DR
10,000
balance c/d 4000
CR
balance b/d 6000
I dont understand why that 10,000 is at debit side?
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Answers
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Hi,
DEAD CLIC is nice and simple to remember
These all go on the debit side
D - Debtors
E - Expenses
A - Assets
D - Drawings
These all go on the credit side
C - Creditors
L - Liability
I - Income (Revenue)
C - Capital
The £10,000 came from the difference of 1st Jan 20X8 - £20,000 but then on 31st Dec 20X8 you have assets of £30,000. So £30,000 - £20,000 = £10,000. Hope this helps you out.0
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