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Category Dollars Percent Sales 100% Food Cost $2,375 37% Labor Cost 29% Overhead 24% Profit 10%...

Category Dollars Percent
Sales 100%
Food Cost $2,375 37%
Labor Cost 29%
Overhead 24%
Profit 10%
Category Dollars Percent
Sales 100%
Food Cost 31%
Labor Cost $17,322 34%
Overhead 32%
Profit 3%
Category Dollars Percent
Sales 100%
Food Cost 40%
Labor Cost 29%
Overhead $234 19%
Profit 12%
Category Dollars Percent
Sales $7,700 100%
Food Cost 43%
Labor Cost 32%
Overhead 21%
Profit 4%

Using the figures provided below calculate the missing dollaramounts for each of the Simplified Profit and Loss Statements.

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  • All requirements are completed in their sequential order, along with workings:

Requirement 1

A

Food Cost

$                                 2,375

B

% of Sale

37%

C = A/B

Amount of Sales

$                                 6,419

D = C x 100%

Sales

$                                 6,419

E = C x 37%

Food Cost

$                                 2,375

F = C x 29%

Labor Cost

$                                 1,862

G = C x 24%

Overhead

$                                 1,541

H = C x 10%

Profits

$                                     642

Requirement 2

A

Labor Cost

$                               17,322

B

% of Sale

34%

C = A/B

Amount of Sales

$                               50,947

D = C x 100%

Sales

$                               50,947

E = C x 31%

Food Cost

$                               15,794

F = C x 34%

Labor Cost

$                               17,322

G = C x 32%

Overhead

$                               16,303

H = C x 3%

Profits

$                                 1,528

Requirement 3

A

Overhead

$                                     234

B

% of Sale

19%

C = A/B

Amount of Sales

$                                 1,232

D = C x 100%

Sales

$                                 1,232

E = C x 40%

Food Cost

$                                     493

F = C x 29%

Labor Cost

$                                     357

G = C x 19%

Overhead

$                                     234

H = C x 12%

Profits

$                                     148

Requirement 4

A

Sales

$                                 7,700

B

% of Sale

100%

C = A/B

Amount of Sales

$                                 7,700

D = C x 100%

Sales

$                                 7,700

E = C x 43%

Food Cost

$                                 3,311

F = C x 32%

Labor Cost

$                                 2,464

G = C x 21%

Overhead

$                                 1,617

H = C x 4%

Profits

$                                     308


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