0 past simple and past participle of debit
Surely that is part of his salary and it ought to be debited to expenses before he estimates the excess profits of the business.
It was duly and completely noted, and the £750,000 was debited to this firm.
The firm had a contract account, and in the firm's account the firm was debited with the £250,000.
However, the permission of the account holder must also be obtained before accounts can be debited.
The cost of these goods will be debited against the prisoner's account or recovered when he is again in credit.
Through the terminal in the petrol station or the supermarket, his account may be debited with the amount that he spent.
The buying department must take its position on the basis that it will be debited with the gross cost.
This valuation is to take 3½ years and this period must be debited against the cost of the valuation.
