2. Speedy Limited secured a $48,000 business loan and this money was deposited into the company's bank account. what is debit and what is credit? how to journal?
Question
- Speedy Limited secured a $48,000 business loan and this money was deposited into the company's bank account. what is debit and what is credit? how to journal?
Solution
When Speedy Limited secures a 48,000. In accounting terms, this is a debit because assets (in this case, cash in the bank) increase with a debit.
On the other hand, the company now has a liability (the loan) that it must pay back. This is a credit because liabilities increase with a credit.
The journal entry would look like this:
Debit: Bank Account (Asset) 48,000
This entry reflects the increase in the company's assets (the money in the bank) and the increase in its liabilities (the loan it must pay back).
Similar Questions
6. A client named Pauline Windsor paid a $4,300 deposit to Speedy Limited for future work scheduled for January 2024. Speedy Limited recorded this deposit as a liability. what is debit? what is credit?
Speedy Limited completed a $9,500 repair job for a customer named Laura Kent and granted her credit for the whole job, as she has not paid yet. what is debit and what is credit>
A company sells merchandise to a customer on credit. The journal entry to record this transaction would include a debit to the Accounts account.
The landlord waived the first month's rent in December 2023, but asked the rent for January and February 2024 totalling $13,000 to be paid in advance. Speedy Limited paid the $13,000 in cash to the landlord and recorded it as a prepayment. what is debit ? and what is credit ? how to journal?
The business has a loan of $50,000 and makes interest-only repayments of 1% interest per month. It is the end of the month and they are making their $500 interest payment. Select the flows and accounts that the business would use to record this transaction.
Upgrade your grade with Knowee
Get personalized homework help. Review tough concepts in more detail, or go deeper into your topic by exploring other relevant questions.