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Question 5 Presented below are selected transactions for Blue Spruce Company during September and October of the current yearPrepare journal entries to record the above transactions for Blue Spruce Company. (Credit account titles are automatically in(To record the cost of the return) Sept. 25 (To record sales)(To record cost)

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Date Account Debit Credit
Sep 1 Inventory $   46,000
     Accounts Payable-Hillary $   46,000
(To record purchases)
Sep 2 No entry in Blue Spruce books as freight paid by Hillary
Sep 5 Accounts Payable-Hillary $     3,400
     Inventory $     3,400
Sep 15 Accounts Receivable $   70,000
     Sale $   70,000
(To record sale)
Cost of goods sold $   42,600
     Inventory $   42,600
(To record cost of goods sold)
Sep 16 Freight outward Expense $     2,100
     Cash $     2,100
(To record freight expense as sale of FOB destination)
Sep 17 Sales return and allowance $     5,700
     Accounts Receivable $     5,700
(To record sale return)
Inventory $     3,400
     Cost of goods sold $     3,400
(To record cost of goods returned)
Sep 25 Cash $   63,014
Sales discount ($64,300*2%) $     1,286
     Accounts Receivable ($70,000-$5,700) $   64,300
(To record amount received)
Sep 30 Accounts Payable-Hillary ($46,000-$3,400) $   42,600
     Cash $   42,600
(To record cash payment)
Oct 1 Inventory $   58,000
     Accounts Payable-Kimmel $   58,000
(To record purchases)
Oct 2 Inventory $     1,100
     Cash $     1,100
(To record freight expense paid)
Oct 3 Accounts Payable-Kimmel $     3,000
     Inventory $     3,000
Oct 10 Accounts Payable-Kimmel ($58,000-$3,000) $   55,000
     Inventory ($55,000*2%) $     1,100
     Cash $   53,900
(To record cash payment)
Oct 11 Accounts Receivable $   88,000
     Sale $   88,000
(To record sale)
Cost of goods sold $   55,000
     Inventory $   55,000
(To record cost of goods sold)
Oct 12 No entry as freight paid by purchaser
Oct 17 Sales return and allowance $     2,300
     Accounts Receivable $     2,300
(To record sale Allowance)
Oct 31 Cash $   85,700
     Accounts Receivable ($88,000-$2,300) $   85,700
(To record amount received)
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