debit

5 letters in word "debit": B D E I T.

Anagrams of debit:

• betid

• bidet

Words found within debit:

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• Definitions:
• To subtract from the balance of an account.
• An entry on a financial statement which reflects payments or disbursements made on behalf of a party for which the party is responsible (opposite of "Credit").
• Money paid out from an account either from a withdrawal or a transaction that results in decreasing the cash balance.
• A bookkeeping entry that decreases the balance of a member's account. Checks posted to an account, and entries to an account for the payment of service charges are examples of debit entries.
• Entry on the left side of a double-entry bookkeeping system that represents the addition of an asset or expense or the reduction to a liability or revenue. (See credit.)
• Recorded as negative (-) in the balance of payments, any transaction that gives rise to a payment out of the country, such as an import, the purchase of an asset (including official reserves), or lending to foreigners. Opposite of credit.
• A debit is a payment.
• an account entry with a positive value for assets, and negative value for liabilities and equity.
• A debit is the opposite of a credit. For example, a debit can be an account balance representing money you owe a lender, or it can be the amount you owe your broker for securities you have bought on margin. ...
• (1) in accounting, an entry on the left-hand side of an account record in which amounts are recorded in a double-entry system of bookkeeping. (2) a charge to a customer's access account or deposit account.
• 1. Any bookkeeping entry in recording a transaction, the effect of which is to decrease a liability, revenue, or capital account or increase an asset or expense account. 2. Having a balance that represents an asset. 3. The act of making such an entry. 4. ...
• To debit is to place an entry on the left-hand side of an account. A debit in a liability account makes it smaller. A debit in an asset account makes it larger.
• An expense, or money paid out from an account. A debit transaction is one in which the net cost is greater than the net sale proceeds.
• A record of an indebtedness used to designate a payment or owing.
• The withdrawal of funds from your account. In accounting, a debit is an item of debt as recorded in an account.
• A unit measure representing the loss of aquatic functions at an impact or project site. [top]
• (1) In accounting, a specified change made to the monetary value of an account. A debit increases the value of asset accounts and expense accounts, whereas it decreases the value of liability accounts, owners' equity accounts, and revenue accounts. ...
• A bookkeeping term for a sum of money owed by an individual or institution; a charge deducted from an account.
• an account entry to charge a withdrawal to a specified account.
• An accounting term used to designate a payment or owing, as opposed to a credit which is a receiving or being used.
• Entries on the left hand side of an account. A charge against or deduction from an account.
• An amount due or owing, as compared to a credit which is an amount due or to be received. Debit entries are made on closing statements to reflect charges made to both parties.
• An entry to an account which reduces resources available in an expense or fund account (appears as an expense or negative revenue).
• Banking transaction that decreases the account balance of depositors (withdrawals/debit memos/check payments)
• an accounting entry acknowledging sums that are owing enter as debit

• debility ←
• debilities ←
• debilitative ←
• debit
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• → debiting
• → debitor