The expenses usually have a debit balance which is increased with the debit entry. Since expenses are generally increasing, think “debit” when expenses occur. Examples of expense accounts include salary expense, wage expense, rent expense, supply expense, and interest expense. In accounting, an expense is the credit of a timerate.Companies spend cash on items needed to run a business, such as utilities, wages, maintenance, office supplies, and other items. Companies should record expenses in each accounting period. Journal entries usually follow the same format for recording transactions in the company’s general ledger. Double-entry accounting requires both debit and credit at each expense accounting entry. Companies can spend through cash or credit purchases.
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Benefits of Expense account entries