Examples of debits include cash payments for expenses or asset purchases, while credits may involve receiving cash from sales or loans. Debits decrease liability or equity accounts, such as when paying off loans, while credits increase these accounts, such as when borrowing funds. Understanding these examples helps ensure accurate recording of financial transactions.
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