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Assignment 3 Budget for Jan & Feb 2008
Jan Feb
Food Sales (din) 60000 68000
Food  Sales(TA) 15000 18000
Bev Sales (A) 11000 13000
Bev sales (NV) 6500 8000
Total 92500 107000
Expenses
Food Purchases 12000 15000
Bev Purchase (a) 8000 10000
Bev Purchase (NA) 4000 6000
Wages 35000 38000
Supperannuation 3000 4000
Rent 7000 8000
Other 7800 9000
Total 76800 90000
Net Profit 15700 17000
Following are the changes which are required to be made are as follows:
1 If there is any other route through which customers can reach the restaurant should be considered and if some hoardings are required to be placed on that route that should be placed.
2 Ask Your marketing agents to work eagerly in the remaining part of period which can cover up the loss incurred during the road work.
3 If some discounts can be offered to the customers during the road work that should be offered so that some may come any how.
4 Some discounts or coupon can be issued so that more rush comes into restaurant which can cover up the loss.
Assignment 7 Calculation of variances
1 Income Variance U/F
Breakfast Food 8.66% F
Breakfast Bev 17.74% F
Lunch Food -18.98% U
Lunch Bev -29.53% U
Dinner Food 2.11% F
Dinner Bev 2.79% F
Functions Food 72.87% F
Functions Bev 61.09% F
Expenses variance U/F
Purchases Food 13.47% F
Purchases bev 23.34% F
Wages 6.60% F
Supperannuation 6.60% F
Rent 0.00%
marketing -10.80% U
Waste Disposal 9.38% F
Office Supplies 35.56% F
Work Cover 5.56% F
2 Wages compare to Sales
Budget Actual
Sales 2614800 2942172
Wages 993600 1059181
% 38.00% 36.00%
As actual precentage of wages is less when compared to Budget so it is favourable
3 Food Cost compared to Sales
Budget Actual
Sales 2614800 2942172
Food Cost 664000 753448
% 25.39% 25.61%
As actual precentage of Food Cost is higher when compared to Budget so it is unfavourable
4 Beverage Cost compared to Sales
Budget Actual
Sales 2614800 2942172
Beverage Cost 162000 199810
% 6.20% 6.79%
As actual precentage of Beverage Cost is higher when compared to Budget so it is unfavourable
Assignment 4 There are several ways to increase the sales of restaurant some of which are follows:
1 Post colorful and refreshing drinks online :  You should post on your facebook page  regarding seasonal drinks. The three irresistible ingriedients in summer are fruit, Ice and color
2 Offer online ordering to incerease the buisiness: You should add the whole menu on your website becaue taking online order avoids many potential issues
Moreover studies show that ratio of online ordering are 5-25% more than phone orders.
3 Distribute ” Online Orders” cards: There are many ways to promote onkline ordering on your website but even though we are in the internet age , customers need a
physical reminder to make that connection
A Post card or flyer can be used on which menu is printed, yor contact info and your webiste address with the note to order online should be there. That will attract your customers
and your business will grow.
Assignment 6 Short Notes:
1 Debtors: Debtors are the receivable of the organisation to whom sales are made. They are also known as account receivables because they are our customers.
They are shown as current assets under balance sheet because we have to take funds from them.
2 GST: GST is goods and service tax . It is the tax  levied by the central government on the goods.
3 Revenue: Revenue means the sales which an organisation makes. Revenue is an income for an organisation  and shown in credit side of profit & Loss account.
Higher is the revenue higher is the profit.
4 Cash Flow: Cash Flow statement is the statement which is prepared by every organisation to know about the inflow and outflow of cash under different heads
I.e cash Flow from operating activities , cash Flow from investing activities and cash flow from financing activities.
There are 2 different methods to prepare the cash flow one is direct method and other is indirect method
At the end of the cash flow the closing balance of cash should tally with the cash balance in our books
5 Food cost percentage: It is the cost of food when compared to whole cost of the restaurant. It is the cost of the restaurant which it has incurred on the food
6 Occupancy rate: It the rate of the occupoancy of the rooms of the hotel. In other words it is the percentage of rooms that has been occupied when compared
to the total rooms available in the hotel. Higher the occupancy rate better it is for the hotel and higher will be revenue of the hotel
Assignment 5 1 In the superannuation payment there is lot of fluctuation every month. So much of fluctuation cannot be possible
2 July August September October Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
Sales 98410 89310 91270 94550 105410 106470 93100 83820 79920 71450 84010 86100
Wages 44040 39570 39750 41530 44600 45840 40880 36810 33560 30590 34600 36350
% 45% 44% 44% 44% 42% 43% 44% 44% 42% 43% 41% 42%
3 Three negative trends that are causing trend to lower profitability as the year went on are:
a) Decling sales graph of food  as out of 12 months in 7 seven months sales are showing decling trend.
b) Bevage sales are also showing decling trend as in 8 months out of 12 months it is showing decling trend.
c)
July August September October Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
Sales 98410 89310 91270 94550 105410 106470 93100 83820 79920 71450 84010 86100
Food Cost 31490 28570 28750 29310 32677 33005 31190 29500 27175 25005 29400 30150
% 32% 32% 31% 31% 31% 31% 34% 35% 34% 35% 35% 35%
Food Cost has increased in the last months as compared to initial months
4 July August September October Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
Sales 98410 89310 91270 94550 105410 106470 93100 83820 79920 71450 84010 86100
Bev Purchase 5100 6500 6405 5950 4640 5450 4740 6360 5025 3900 3860 4280
% 5% 7% 7% 6% 4% 5% 5% 8% 6% 5% 5% 5%
In The month of August, September February the beverage cost has almost doubled as normal there might be reason that the employees
Might have sold outside the hotel and money had not been deposited in the account of hotel