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What is debit balance class 11?

What is debit balance class 11?
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    1. Ishika Pandey Curious ca aspirant
      2023-02-14T02:55:13+00:00Added an answer on February 14, 2023 at 2:55 am
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      Definition

      Debit balance may arise due to timing differences in which case income will be accrued at the year’s end to offset the debit.

      The amount is shown in the record of a company s finances, by which its total debits are greater than its total credits.

      The account which has debit balances are as follows:

      • Assets accounts
      Land, furniture, building machinery, etc

      • Expenses accounts
      Salary, rent, insurance, etc

      • Losses
      Bad debts, loss by fire, etc

      • Drawings
      Personal drawings of cash or assets

      • Cash and bank balances
      Balances of these accounts

      In class 11th, we learned about all these accounts that have debit balances.
      Where the total of the debit side is more than the credit side therefore the difference is the debit balance and is placed credit side as “ by balance c/d “

      Here are some examples showing the debit balances of the accounts :

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