Final answer:
To write up the ledger accounts for J. Persad, we need to calculate and record the transactions for each account. Here are the ledger accounts for stationery, general expenses, rent and rates, motor expenses, and commission, along with the balances carried down to the next year.
Step-by-step explanation:
The ledger accounts for J. Persad can be written up as follows:
(a) Stationery:
Dr. Stationery $855
Cr. Bank $855
Dr. Stock of Stationery (30 June 2004) $345
Cr. Stationery $345
Balance carried down to next year:
Stationery $290
(b) General expenses:
Dr. General Expenses $590
Cr. Bank $590
Owing at 30 June 2004: $90
(c) Rent and rates:
Dr. Rent & Rates $3,890
Cr. Bank $3,890
Owing at 30 June 2004: Rent $250, Rates $360
(d) Motor expenses:
Dr. Motor Expenses $4,750
Cr. Bank $4,750
Owing at 30 June 2004: $375
(e) Commission:
Dr. Commission Receivable $850
Cr. Bank $850
Owing at 30 June 2004: $145
The balances carried down to the next year are as follows:
Stationery $290
General expenses $90 (owing)
Rent $160 (owing) and $250 (paid in advance)
Rates $205 (owing) and $360 (owing)
Motor expenses $180 (owing) and $375 (owing)
Commission $80 (owing) and $145 (owing)