Quiz 45: Accounting Debit and Credit Quiz

Test your knowledge of double entry bookkeeping with our accounting debit and credit quiz.

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1. The owner of the business invests 100,000, is the double entry posting to the capital account a debit or a credit?
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2. Rent is prepaid for an office for the business, is the accounting entry to the prepaid rent account a debit or a credit?
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3. Office equipment is purchased on account from a supplier, is the double entry to the equipment account a debit or a credit?
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4. Supplies are purchased for cash, is the double entry posting to the supplies on hand account a debit or a credit entry?
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5. The business carried out work for a customer and was paid in cash, is the entry to the revenue account a debit or a credit?
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6. Work was completed and invoiced to a customer for payment within 30 days, is the posting to accounts receivable a debit or a credit?
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7. Insurance for the next year was paid in advance in cash, is the double entry bookkeeping entry to the cash account a debit or a credit?
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8. Cash was paid to a supplier for goods supplied by them on credit terms, is the entry to accounts payable a debit or credit entry?
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9. Cash was received on account from a customer for partially completed work, is the entry to the cash account a debit or a credit?
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10. The business paid a dividend to the owners, is the double entry posting to the dividend account a debit or a credit.
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