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Accounting mein jab bhi koi business transaction hota hai, uska record do sides par kiya jata hai:
Debit aur Credit accounting ke basic concepts hain. Inhe samajhna zaroori hai kyunki Tally Prime mein bhi har accounting transaction ko proper Debit aur Credit ke basis par record kiya jata hai.
Business ne cash se ₹10,000 ka furniture purchase kiya.
Is transaction mein:
Furniture Account → Debit ₹10,000
Cash Account → Credit ₹10,000
Yahan Furniture business mein increase hua aur Cash decrease hua.
Accounting entry ke left side ko Debit kaha jata hai.
Short form:
Debit ka meaning transaction ke type aur account ke nature par depend karta hai.
Business ne ₹20,000 ka furniture cash se purchase kiya.
Furniture business ka asset hai aur asset increase hua.
Furniture A/c → Debit ₹20,000
Accounting entry ke right side ko Credit kaha jata hai.
Short form:
Credit ka meaning bhi account ke type aur nature par depend karta hai.
Upar wale example mein business ne cash pay kiya, isliye cash reduce hua.
Cash A/c → Credit ₹20,000
Accounting ka important principle hai:
Every transaction has two aspects.
Iska matlab hai ki ek transaction mein generally kam se kam do accounts affect hote hain.
Business ne cash se ₹50,000 ka computer purchase kiya.
Do accounts affect hue:
Computer A/c → Debit ₹50,000
Cash A/c → Credit ₹50,000
Total Debit = Total Credit
₹50,000 = ₹50,000
Yahi Double Entry System ka basic concept hai.
Accounting account ko simple T-format mein samjha ja sakta hai:
| Debit (Dr.) | Credit (Cr.) |
|---|---|
| Left Side | Right Side |
Debit = Left
Credit = Right
Lekin sirf Left aur Right yaad karna sufficient nahi hai. Ye bhi samajhna zaroori hai ki kis account ko Debit ya Credit karna hai.
| Account Type | Increase | Decrease |
|---|---|---|
| Asset | Debit | Credit |
| Liability | Credit | Debit |
| Capital | Credit | Debit |
| Income | Credit | Debit |
| Expense | Debit | Credit |
Ye modern accounting approach mein Debit/Credit ko samajhne ka useful basic rule hai.
Assets mein increase hone par Debit aur decrease hone par Credit kiya jata hai.
Business ne ₹30,000 ka computer cash se purchase kiya.
Computer increase:
Computer A/c → Debit ₹30,000
Cash decrease:
Cash A/c → Credit ₹30,000
Liability increase hone par Credit aur decrease hone par Debit hoti hai.
Business ne bank se ₹1,00,000 ka loan liya.
Bank Loan Liability increase hui:
Bank Loan A/c → Credit ₹1,00,000
Cash/Bank balance increase hua:
Bank A/c → Debit ₹1,00,000
Owner ki Capital increase hone par generally Credit hoti hai.
Owner ne business mein ₹2,00,000 invest kiye.
Cash A/c → Debit ₹2,00,000
Capital A/c → Credit ₹2,00,000
Income increase hone par generally Credit hoti hai.
Business ne ₹50,000 ki cash sales ki.
Cash increase:
Cash A/c → Debit ₹50,000
Sales/Revenue increase:
Sales A/c → Credit ₹50,000
Expenses increase hone par generally Debit hote hain.
Business ne ₹10,000 rent pay kiya.
Rent Expense increase:
Rent A/c → Debit ₹10,000
Cash decrease:
Cash A/c → Credit ₹10,000
Accounting mein traditional classification ke according accounts ko teen categories mein divide kiya jata hai:
Debit the Receiver
Credit the Giver
Debit what comes in
Credit what goes out
Debit all Expenses and Losses
Credit all Incomes and Gains
In Golden Rules ko next accounting lesson mein detail mein study kiya jayega.
Amount = ₹20,000
Furniture comes into business:
Furniture A/c → Dr. ₹20,000
Cash goes out:
Cash A/c → Cr. ₹20,000
Amount = ₹1,00,000
Cash comes into business:
Cash A/c → Dr. ₹1,00,000
Capital increases:
Capital A/c → Cr. ₹1,00,000
Amount = ₹8,000
Rent Expense:
Rent A/c → Dr. ₹8,000
Cash:
Cash A/c → Cr. ₹8,000
Amount = ₹30,000
Cash increases:
Cash A/c → Dr. ₹30,000
Sales Income:
Sales A/c → Cr. ₹30,000
Amount = ₹2,00,000
Bank increases:
Bank A/c → Dr. ₹2,00,000
Loan Liability increases:
Bank Loan A/c → Cr. ₹2,00,000
Debit ka matlab hamesha “loss” ya “paisa gaya” nahi hota.
Similarly, Credit ka matlab hamesha “profit” ya “paisa aaya” nahi hota.
Debit aur Credit ka effect account ke nature par depend karta hai.
Cash receive hua:
Cash → Debit
Lekin income:
Sales → Credit
Yaani same transaction mein ek account Debit aur doosra Credit ho sakta hai.
Debit aur Credit accounting equation ko balanced rakhne mein help karte hain.
Example:
Owner invested ₹1,00,000.
Cash Asset = ₹1,00,000
Capital = ₹1,00,000
Equation:
₹1,00,000 = ₹1,00,000 + ₹0
Transaction record karte waqt:
Cash A/c → Debit ₹1,00,000
Capital A/c → Credit ₹1,00,000
Debit aur Credit equal hain.
Tally Prime mein transactions ko vouchers ke through record kiya jata hai.
Example:
Rent paid ₹10,000:
Rent A/c → Dr. ₹10,000
Cash A/c → Cr. ₹10,000
Customer se ₹20,000 receive:
Cash/Bank A/c → Dr. ₹20,000
Customer A/c → Cr. ₹20,000
Goods purchased:
Purchase A/c → Dr.
Cash/Supplier A/c → Cr.
Goods sold:
Cash/Customer A/c → Dr.
Sales A/c → Cr.
| Account | Increase | Decrease |
|---|---|---|
| Asset | 🟢 Debit | Credit |
| Expense | 🟢 Debit | Credit |
| Liability | Credit | 🟢 Debit |
| Capital | Credit | 🟢 Debit |
| Income | Credit | 🟢 Debit |
Assets + Expenses → Increase = Debit
Liabilities + Capital + Income → Increase = Credit
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