Examples of debit

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Disclose the treatment for taxation purposes of amounts debited or credited to the revaluation reserve.
The machine debits the card and prints out the ticket.
When people make payments, especially large payments, they tend to make use of cheques, credit cards, electronic transfers and direct debits.
He illustrates two techniques, based respectively on metaphors of credits and debits.
Estimated costs, rather than actual costs, are sometimes the basis for credits to work-in-process accounts and debits to finished goods inventory.
A monetary standard based on one or other of the various metallic monies which circulated in the region could provide a numeraire to express debits and credits.
Over the period of the war as a whole only 41 per cent of the external debits were financed by credits which left a large gap to be filled.
Previously organisations sent files of payments to be made or collected, such as salaries and direct debits, and typically got back paper reports and confirmations by post.
The debit card balance must be paid in full by the end of each month.
However, he also notes that taking steps toward a more integrated financial regime-via a centralized credit-debit system-is welfare improving.
After the teenager demonstrates monetary responsibility, the parents can choose to open a credit or debit card for the teenager.
The store has the necessary equipment to process orders using debit or credit cards quickly making rush hour surges easier to cope with.
The bank will debit the customer account immediately (a real-time process) rather than waiting to produce a statement at the end of the month.
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