An owner invested $180,000 in a new family-style restaurant, of which $160,000 was immediately used to purchase
Question:
An owner invested $180,000 in a new family-style restaurant, of which
$160,000 was immediately used to purchase equipment and $20,000 was retained for working cash. Estimates for the first year of business are as follows:
Menu selling prices to be established to give a markup of 150 percent over cost of food sold Variable wages, 28 percent of revenue Fixed wages, $51,600 Other variable costs, 7 percent of revenue Rent, $36,000 Insurance, $4,800 Depreciation on equipment, 20 percent Return on investment desired, 12 percent Income tax rate, 30 percent The restaurant has 60 seats and is open 5 days a week for lunch and dinner only. Lunch revenue is expected to be 40 percent of total volume with 2 seat turnovers. Dinner revenue will be 60 percent of total volume, with 1.25 turnovers.
Calculate the average check per meal period that will cover all costs, including desired return on investment.
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Hospitality Management Accounting
ISBN: 9780471092223
8th Edition
Authors: Martin G Jagels, Michael M Coltman