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1. You have the following projections about the costs in a family restaurant for next year. Answer questions a and b, explaining your calculations and answer.

Net income required: 22% on the owner’s present investment of $80,000

Income tax rate is 28%

Depreciation:              Book value of furniture and equipment is $76,000,                                                                          depreciation rate is 20%.

Interest:                      Interest on a loan outstanding of $35,000 is 18%.

Known Costs:                                                              Variable Costs:

Insurance                    $ 3,000                                    Food cost, 38% of sales revenue

License                        $ 2,500                                      Wage cost, 34% of sales revenue

Utilities                        $ 8,400                                    Other costs, 18% of sales revenue

Maintenance               $ 3,600

Administration            $ 9,800

Salaries                        $41,600

a. What sales revenue would the restaurant have to achieve next year in order to acquire the desired net income?

b. What is the required average check needed to achieve the annual sales revenue objective if the restaurant is open 365 days, had 60 seats, and had an average seat turnover of 2.5 times per day?

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Expert Solution

a.

Particulars $
Net income required($80,000 x 22%) $                  17,600
So above income is (1-28%) = 72% post tax. So pretax income is $                  24,444
Add Fixed cost
loan interest $                    6,300
Depreciation $                  15,200
Insurance $                    3,000
license $                    2,500
Utilities $                    8,400
Maintenance $                    3,600
Administration $                    9,800
Salaries $                  41,600
Total fixed cost $                  90,400
Contribution( pretax income + fixed cost) $               114,844
Variable cost 90% sales revenue
Contribution (sales % - Variable cost%) 10 % of revenue
Sales revenue ($114,844 / 10%) $            1,148,440

$1,148,440 sales revenue the restaurant have to achieve next year in order to acquire the desired net income.

b.

No. of average seat occupied in a year = No. of seats x average turnover per day x no. of days in a year

= 60 seats x 2.5 times x 365 days

= 54750 average seats

Average check required = Sales revenue required / No. of average seat occupied in a year

= $1,148,440 / 54750

$20.98 per seat per day

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