Accounts receivable debit or credit journal entries refer to the recording of financial transactions by businesses related to their customers’ accounts. This usually involves recording amounts owed by the customer for goods and services provided, as well as payments made in the form of cash, checks, or other forms of payment. When creating a journal entry, businesses must ensure that their debits and credits are correctly accounted for to ensure accuracy and compliance with accounting standards. The credit side of an Accounts Receivable Debit Or Credit Journal Entry is used to indicate the total amount due from customers, while the debit side reflects payments received and other adjustments necessary to ensure accurate records.