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Rai9999 Posted 11 years ago
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debt and debit
debt and debit
what's the differences of them..? Can somebody can explain more? I've already looked up in dictionary still no idea thanks
what's the differences of them..? Can somebody can explain more? I've already looked up in dictionary still no idea thanks
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Truly, this has puzzled many people. "Debt" concerns money owed, and for which you are expected to make a payment. A mortgage, for example.
- Truly, this has puzzled many people.
- "Debt" concerns money owed, and for which you are expected to make a payment.
- A mortgage, for example.
- "Debit" has opposing meanings, depending on where you see it.
- In bookkeeping terms, it is the left side of a journal (or of your bank statement).
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Truly, this has puzzled many people.
"Debt" concerns money owed, and for which you are expected to make a payment. A mortgage, for example.
"Debit" has opposing meanings, depending on where you see it. In bookkeeping terms, it is the left side of a journal (or of your bank statement). (The right side is called the "Credit" column.)
When you withdraw money from your bank account, the
"Debt" concerns money owed, and for which you are expected to make a payment. A mortgage, for example.
"Debit" has opposing meanings, depending on where you see it. In bookkeeping terms, it is the left side of a journal (or of your bank statement). (The right side is called the "Credit" column.)
When you withdraw money from your bank account, the
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wilpeterTruly, this has puzzled many people."Debt" concerns money owed, and for which you are expected to make a payment. A mortgage, for example."Debit" has opposing meanings, depending on where you see it. In bookkeeping terms, it is the left side of a journal (or of your bank statement). (The right side is called the "Credit" column.)When you withdraw money from your b
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