Lecture 07: Rules of Debits and Credits. [Fundamentals of Accounting]

[@potatogoogness3374]

Thank you, Sir Win! Sobrang nakatulong po yung tatlong techniques niyo. Mas nadalian din po ako sa Accounting Equation katulad niyo po. I just need to memorize the "Rules of Debit and Credit." Thank you so much po! Continue sharing your knowledge to us. Thank you for helping us ❤❤

[@kimaimee6240]

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[@jcoandcayleygamingchannel1212]

Thank you sir
God Bless. Mas madali na siya. galing nyo mag explain.

[@lemonlime7077]

napanood pala kita during my year 12 huhu maraming salamat sir Win sana matulungan mo rin ako ngayong college na 'ko

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[@angelicasumay413]

Thank you Sir. Sana po mag review din po for board exam. :)

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[@alexjr.eltanal9919]

sir question po, may pinagkaiba po ba ang ALORE sa ALICE po?
ALORE
(assets, liabilities, owners equity, revenue expense)
at applicable poba ung ALORE sa accounting equation po na A = L + E? thank u po! hoping po sana sir manotice hihi

[@kenesu1281]

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[@haebds5547]

BAKA MAKATULONG PO😊
DEAD CLIC
D- DEBIT C-CREDIT
E- EXPENSE L-LIABILITIES
A- ASSET I - INCOME
D- DRAWINGS C- CAPITAL

[@fade7417]

Sir, good day po. Gets ko po yung itinuturo n’yo, pero mayro’n lang katanungan na tumatakbo sa isip ko.
Bakit po magkakasama sa DEBIT ang Assets, Expenses, and Drawings?
At bakit din po magkakasama sa CREDIT ang Lia’, Equity and Income?
‘di ba po ang Income and Assets ay nag lalagay ng Cash Inflows at ang Lia’, Expenses at Drawings naman po ay Cash Outflows?

[@laladedadi9614]

Naliwanagan ka na po ba dto? 😂 Yan po confusion ko ngayon😆

[@ReydelFamitanco]

Not sure sa pagkakaintindi ko...
Debit = Cash Inflows (generating income)
Credit = Cash Outflows (paying obligations)

[@SirWinAccountingLectures]

That is the rule for cash.
But debits and credits is for all accounts, so no rule such as that.

[@lovelibas2553]

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[@zaynn8382]

thankyou incoming g11