alleryStart learning →What does a credit entry do to a liability account?
AFreezes it
BReduces it
CIncreases it
DRemoves it
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Increases it
Liabilities have a normal credit balance, so a credit increases the amount owed.
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