Question: Spreadsheet Assignment #1 The Restaurant Business Assignment: 1. Create 3 years of the following financial statements required for a business plan. a) Monthly Cash Budgets
Spreadsheet Assignment #1
The Restaurant Business
Assignment:
1. Create 3 years of the following financial statements required for a business plan.
a) Monthly Cash Budgets
b) Year-End Income Statements
c) Year-End Balance Sheets
Notes:
1. This is a start-up restaurant business.
2. It is cash-based (i.e., there are no accounts receivable or accounts payable)
3. Assume it is a sole proprietorship, so there are no corporate taxes. (the income of the business is taxes as personal income to the business owner).
Sales Forecast 1996
| Month | Sales |
| January | $22,814 |
| February | 24,399 |
| March | 25,984 |
| April | 27,569 |
| May | 30,769 |
| June | 32,324 |
| July | 35,494 |
| August | 38,664 |
| September | 38,664 |
| October | 32,324 |
| November | 29,154 |
| December | 25,984 |
Assume sales grow at 10% annually in 1997 and 1998. Maintain seasonal pattern of sales.
Salaries and Wages
Open 15 hours per day x 364 days = 5,460 hours Part-time help will work 5 hours per day x 364 = 1,820 hours
| 1 Wait person | 5,460 x $2.19=$11,957.40 |
| 1 Cook | 5,460 x $6.00=$32,760.00 |
| 1 Dishwasher/busboy | 5,460 x $4.25=$23,205.00 |
| Part-time wait person | 1,820 x $2.19=$3,985.80 |
| Part-time cook | 1,820 x $6.00=$10,920.00 |
| Manager Salary (Owner) | $10,000.00 |
| Total Salaries and Wages | $92,828.20 |
Equity Contribution
| Land | $45,000 |
| Equipment | 5,000 |
| Liquor License | 2,000 |
| Cash | 5,000 |
| Total | $57,000 |
Uses of Loan Proceeds Borrow $175,000, 20 years @ 11.25% interest
| Buildings |
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| 2,800 sq. ft. Building @ $47.50/sq. ft. | $133,000 |
| Pavement of parking area | 16,500 |
| Block fence on back of property | 2,500 |
| Septic System | 6,000 |
| Water Meter | 2,000 |
| Building Total | $160,000 |
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| Restaurant Equipment | $5,000 |
| Initial Inventory | 5, 322 |
| Misc. Start-up expenses | 4, 678 |
| Total | $175,000 |
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