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Credit


A credit is one of the two values in a double-entry accounting system entry. At least one component of every accounting transaction (journal entry) is a credit amount. For every credit there is an equal and offsetting debit. Credits increase liabilities and equity and decrease assets. For this reason, you will see credits entered on the right-hand side (the liability and equity side of the accounting equation) of a two-column journal or ledger.


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