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Exercise 2.1
Use the figures given below to complete the statement of income for the "Local" restaura
Calculate the percentage for each category. Food Sales
$970,028.12 Salaries and Wages
$300,443.40 Beverage Sales
$284,337.68 Direct Operating Expenses
$194,315.26 Beverage Cost
$72,724.82 Employee Benefits
$19,288.63 Food Cost
$356,607.56 Occupancy Costs
$57,277.25 Depreciation Expense
$95,576.14 Interest
$27,821.47 Exercise 2.2
Calculate the break-even point for Exercise 2.2 in sales dollars. Exercise 2.3
Complete the pro-forma for the upcoming year with the following projections.
You will need calculate the change, the projected sales, and the percentage of sale for e
1. Food sales are expected to decrease by 35% due to new competitor in town.
2. Beverage sales are also expected to decrease by 10%
3. Food and beverage cost % will remain the same.
4. The cost percentages of Salaries and Wages needs to decrease by 1%
5. Employee benefits will increases or decreases at the same rate as salaries and wages
6. Direct operating expenses will reduce by $2000
7. Occupancy costs will increase by $3000
8. Interest expense will increase by 5% due to rate hikes.
9. Depreciation will remain the same.
ant.
each category.
s.
Exercise 2.1
The Local Bistro
Income Statement
For year ending 20XX
Current Year
(%)
Sales
Food
$970,028.12
77.33%
Beverage
$284,337.68
22.67%
Total Sales
$1,254,365.79
100.00%
Cost of Sales
Food
$356,607.56
36.76%
Beverage
$72,724.82
25.58%
Salaries & Wages
$300,443.40
23.95%
Total COGS
$729,775.78
58.18%
Gross Profit
$524,590.02
41.82%
Other Controllable Expenses
Direct Operating Expenses
$194,315.26
15.49%
Employee Benefits
$19,288.63
1.54%
Total Controllable Expenses
$213,603.89
17.03%
Controllable Income
$310,986.13
24.79%
Non-Controllable Expenses
Occupancy Costs
$57,277.25
4.57%
Interest
$27,821.47
2.22%
Depreciation
$95,576.14
7.62%
Total Non-Controllables
$180,674.86
14.40%
Operating Profit/Loss
$130,311.27
10.39%
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- Insert Draw Page Layout Formulas Data Review View Tell me Calibri (Body) v A A 11 Wrap Text v В I U Merge & Centem fx B E F CLR Question Lesson Objective # Ma Q4: Solve the following 2 problems related to employee compensation CLR 1-Obj. 4 L2 a. Jon is employed at annual salary of $41995. His regular work week is 38 hours and he is paid semi-monthly i. What is Jon's Gross pay per period? ii. What is hourly rate of pay? iii. What is his gross pay for a period in which work 12 hours of overtime and he is paid overtime at time and a half of What is a salesperson's commission on net sales of $17800 if the commission is paid on a sliding scale of 7%% on the first $7000, 8%% on the next $8000 and 12.5% on sales over $15000? b. CLR 1- Obj. 5 L2 Mark Q5: Solve the following 3 problems related to GST, HST, PST, 公 四arrow_forwardQuestion 18 View Policies Current Attempt in Progress E-Flix rents DVDS that are mailed out to customers upon demand. E-Flix has identified three activities involved in getting the videos to its customers. Information on those activities for the month of July follows: Estimated Expected Use of Cost Drivers Cost Pools Cost Drivers Overhead Cost Order taking costs Number of orders $20,592 187,200 orders Technology support Number of minutes $11,700 234,000 minutes Picking and shipping Number of DVDS $39,624 330,200 DVDS costs During July, the Tucker family placed 17 orders consisting of 21 DVDS. Tucker required 7 minutes of tech support. Customers pay $9.00 per month to rent unlimited DVDS. Using ABC, how much overhead is applied to the Tucker family account for technology support? O Some other answer O $1.87 O $0.05 o$0.35 2:28 P ) 10/13/23arrow_forward104-Principles of Manageme Ay courses / BUSS 104-1-20202 / MAKEUP TEST SCHEDULED st (06-05-2021 from 11:00 to 12: Noon) Which one is a Historical Cost Select one: O a. All the Above O b. Rent Factory O c. office Rent O d. Office salary 104-05-21 035 Jump to..arrow_forward
- Please help with the income statement based on info below: Pricing Actual # Revenue Grooming 25 4 3,000 Daycare 18 22 11,880 Boarding 25 12 9,000 Total January Revenue 23,880arrow_forwardSafari File Edit View L 100 History Bookmarks Window Help Week 3 Overview - MGT6017_X70_Operations Management JUL 26 === Problems 1. A manufacturing company has the following financial information (in millions of $): Sales Cost of goods sold Direct labor Purchased materials Overhead All other costs Pretax earnings Administrative costs. Pretax earnings $823 85 Criteria 310 tv 94 a. What is the profit leverage effect of purchasing in this company? b. What is the increase in earnings from an 8 percent savings in purchasing? 2. A service company has the following financial information (in millions of $) Sales Cost of outsourced facilitating goods Cost of in-house services provided 250 84 $510 210 199 77 prod.reader-ui.prod.mheducation.com 24 a. What is the profit leverage effect of reducing the cost of the facilitating goods in this company? b. It has been suggested that the in-house services costs could be reduced by 10 percent in the coming year by implementing lean systems. What effect…arrow_forwardEXERCISE 12-4 The Income Statement columns of the August 31 (year-end) work sheet for Ralley Company are shown here, From the information given, prepare income statement for the company. To save time and space, the expenses have been grouped together into two categories. LO Pra Show m HOV 4 5 ACCOUNT NAME INCOME STATEMENT DEBIT 7 CREDIT 23 Income Summary Sales 32,000.00 31,000.00 324,000.00 24 25 Sales Returns and Allowances 13,310.00 7,700.00 126,360.00 26 Sales Discounts Purchases Purchases Returns and Allowances Purchases Discounts 27 1,200.00 1,300.00 28 29 30 7,500.00 61,560.00 Freight In 31 50,884.00 299,314.00 58.188.00 357,500.00 Selling Expenses 357,500.00 32 General Expenses 33 357,500.00 34 Net Income 35 36 Sheet3 Sheet2 Sheettarrow_forward
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