Debe | Haber -----|------ Efectivo | $10,000 Cuentas por cobrar | $5,000 Ventas | $15,000
| Cuenta | Debe | Haber | |--------|------|-------| | Costo de Ventas (Gasto) | $8,000 | | | Inventario | | $8,000 | ejercicios de partida doble contabilidad bsica resueltos
Se vende mercancía por $15,000 a un cliente llamado "Cliente X", a crédito (no recibe efectivo de inmediato). Costo de la mercancía vendida: $8,000. Debe | Haber -----|------ Efectivo | $10,000 Cuentas
Datos: Compra de equipo por 6.000 Bs; se paga 2.000 Bs en efectivo y el resto se documenta con una letra por pagar. The core of (double-entry bookkeeping) is the principle
The core of (double-entry bookkeeping) is the principle that there is no debtor without a creditor, and the total value of debits (Debe) must always equal the total value of credits (Haber). Fundamental Rules To solve any exercise, follow these basic rules of thumb: Asset increase? Record it in the Debe (Left). Asset decrease? Record it in the Haber (Right). Liability increase? Record it in the Haber . Liability decrease? Record it in the Debe . Solved Practical Exercises
Entra mercancía (Activo que aumenta) y sale dinero del banco (Activo que disminuye). Asiento Contable: Inventario / Mercancías Totales $5,000 $5,000 Ejercicio 3: Venta de mercancía a crédito