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What is the accounting journal entry for depreciation?

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Question ajoutée par Maya Salameh , Senior Accountant , Royal Jordanian Airlines
Date de publication: 2017/05/16
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par Utilisateur supprimé

Depreciation a/c always debit as it is a expense a/c and particular asset account should be credit. For ex: depreciation on Building, then

Depreciation on buildings  Dr         xxx

  Building a/c                  Cr            xxx

 

Note : No depreciation on land.

Muhammad Javed Hassan
par Muhammad Javed Hassan , Procurement Officer , Dalma Gulf Drilling Company

Dr   Depreciation Ac   xxx

Cr       Asset Ac              xxx

For which of the asset you want to take the depreciation Cr that Asset, for example Vehicle, Machinery etc 

Umair Shoukat
par Umair Shoukat , Finance & Accounts Officer , USAID | NEDPG Project, Semiotics Consultants

Depreciation Expense  (Dr.)

Accumulated Depreciation    (Cr.)

mohamed sabeen
par mohamed sabeen , QHSE Manager , Novus catering service

That's one effect. There is also taxes. They will be overpaid.

NOUFAL Muhammed
par NOUFAL Muhammed , Accountant , Habtoor International

Depreciatin a/c Dr                ***

    TO Asset a/C                   ***

Nihar Sahu
par Nihar Sahu , Senior practitioner (F &A) , IBM INDIA PVT. LTD.

My question is? From purchase to sell of machinary pass all the journal entries.

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par Utilisateur supprimé

Depreciation a/c Dr

Asset a/c

Abdul Haseeb Khan
par Abdul Haseeb Khan , Accountant VAT , Freelancer

Dr Depreciation(I/S)

Cr Acc.Depreciation

Nahila Salameh
par Nahila Salameh , Chief Accountant , BTC Networks SAL (Telecommunication engineering company)

The basic journal entry for depreciation is to debit the Depreciation Expense account (which appears in the income statement) and credit the Accumulated Depreciation account (which appears in the balance sheet as a contra account that reduces the amount of fixed assets)

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