Debtor's entry of French piece (5)
I believe the answer is:
debit
'debtor's entry' is the definition.
'debit' can be an answer for 'entry' (debit is a kind of entry). I'm not sure about the 'debtor's' bit.
'of french piece' is the wordplay.
'of french' becomes 'de' ('of' in French).
'piece' becomes 'bit' (synonyms).
'de'+'bit'='DEBIT'
Can you help me to learn more?
(Other definitions for debit that I've seen before include "Payment made or owed" , "Opposite of credit" , "Deduct from account" , "Accounting entry showing amount spent" , "Remove (money) from account" .)