Tenax Therapeutics' (TENX) CEO John Kelley on Q3 2015 Results-Earnings Call Transcript.
Debit the cost of the asset and credit the loan account with the capitalized interest. In the example, debit the asset cost and credit the loan account with $50,000. The asset cost available for depreciation at the end of Year One is therefore $1,050,000. Debit the interest expense account and credit the loan account with any interest paid in excess of the interest capitalized. For example, if the total interest paid in the first year was $75,000, debit the interest expense account and credit the loan account with $75,000 minus $50,000, or $25,000.
Home > Financial Accounting > Introduction > Debit Credit Rules Debit Credit Rules In financial accounting debit and credit are simply the left and right side of a T-Account respectively. They are used to indicate the increase or decrease in certain accounts. When there is a change in an account, that change is indicated by either debiting or crediting that account according to following rules: Assets and Expenses