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• Debit side showing assets increasing.
• Credit side reflecting liabilities decreasing.
• Entries on the debit side indicate expenses.
• Credit side showcasing revenue growth.
• Debits represent withdrawals from accounts.
• Credits illustrating investments made.
• Debit entries denote purchases made on credit.
• Credit side revealing loan repayments.
• Debit side showing reductions in inventory.
• Credits reflecting customer payments received.
• Debit entries indicating cash withdrawals.
• Credits showcasing supplier invoices paid.
• Debit side demonstrating asset acquisitions.
• Credits representing returns from investments.
• Debits indicating expenses paid in advance.
• Credit side reflecting interest earned.
• Debit entries illustrating equipment purchases.
• Credits showing proceeds from asset sales.
• Debit side indicating depreciation expenses.
• Credits representing dividend payments.

Another T-account captions

• Debit side reflecting raw material purchases.
• Credit entries indicating loan proceeds received.
• Debits showing utility expenses paid.
• Credit side demonstrating customer refunds issued.
• Debit entries representing equipment maintenance costs.
• Credits illustrating sales revenue generated.
• Debit side indicating prepaid insurance expenses.
• Credits showing proceeds from bond issuance.
• Debits reflecting inventory write-downs.
• Credits representing proceeds from asset disposal.
• Debit entries indicating wages paid to employees.
• Credits showing interest income earned.
• Debit side demonstrating rent expenses incurred.
• Credit entries indicating tax refunds received.
• Debits representing advertising expenses.
• Credit side reflecting customer deposits received.
• Debit entries indicating bad debt write-offs.
• Credits showing proceeds from stock issuance.
• Debit side demonstrating machinery purchases.
• Credits representing proceeds from the sale of services.

• Debit side reflecting office supplies purchased.
• Credits showing proceeds from customer loans.
• Debits indicating freight expenses paid.
• Credit side demonstrating dividends declared.
• Debit entries representing software license fees.
• Credits illustrating royalty income earned.
• Debit side indicating charitable donations made.
• Credits reflecting proceeds from the sale of patents.
• Debit entries representing consulting fees paid.
• Credits showing proceeds from the sale of trademarks.
• Debit side demonstrating office rent expenses.
• Credit entries indicating grants received.
• Debits representing legal fees paid.
• Credit side reflecting refunds from suppliers.
• Debit entries indicating research and development costs.
• Credits showing proceeds from the issuance of convertible bonds.
• Debit side illustrating travel expenses incurred.
• Credits representing proceeds from the sale of investments.
• Debit entries indicating utilities expenses.
• Credits reflecting proceeds from the issuance of commercial paper.

Getting over with T-account captions

• Recording a debit entry in a liability t-account.
• Transferring revenue to the equity side of a t-account.
• Tracking expenses in an expense t-account.
• Adjusting entries in an asset t-account.
• Posting a credit to a revenue t-account.
• Allocating dividends in the equity t-account.
• Offsetting a liability with a debit in a t-account.
• Accruing interest on a liability t-account.
• Reversing an erroneous entry in a t-account.
• Consolidating assets in a consolidated t-account.
• Reclassifying income in a temporary equity t-account.
• Compensating for losses in a contra-asset t-account.
• Transferring net income to retained earnings in a t-account.
• Reserving funds for future obligations in a liability t-account.
• Accumulating depreciation in an asset t-account.
• Recording gains in a contra-equity t-account.
• Adjusting for depreciation expense in an asset t-account.
• Capitalizing expenses in a long-term asset t-account.
• Assigning costs to projects in a project-specific t-account.
• Redeeming bonds in a liability t-account.