Which of the following best describes the double-entry rule?单项选择题
A
There can only be two entries for each transaction.
B
There must be both an increase and a decrease for an asset account for each transaction.
C
One entry must affect owner’s equity.
D
The total amount of the debit entries must equal the total amount of the credit entries.
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