Accounting debit cash is the term used to describe an accounting transaction in which money is moved from one account to another, leaving the first account with a lower balance. This transaction usually happens when a business receives money as payment for goods or services, and records this payment as a debit in its books. When done correctly, debiting cash from the proper accounts helps businesses maintain accurate financial records, enabling them to make sound decisions and plan for the future.
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