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Activity 8
This is the yearly budget with a monthly breakdown for Johnny’s Place, a restaurant on the beach.
Using these values, calculate the following statistics and upload the answer as a document.
A.
Which month is expected to be the busiest?
December
B.
What % of the yearly income is that month?
( $237,023.24 / $2,197,325.27 ) x 100 = 10.8%
C.
Which one is the best month for staff to take their annual leave? Why?
July, Because Reduced Customer Traffic: During the winter months, there are likely fewer tourists visiting the beach, resulting in lower customer traffic at the restaurant. This means that there is less demand for staff during this time, making it easier for remaining employees to cover shifts while others are on leave. This is because Jul has the lowest total sales ($135,770.65), indicating potentially lower workload and less impact on operations due to staff absence.
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D.
Consider the figures for the best month for staff to take their leave.
Calculate the monthly income as a % of the yearly sales.
This calculation involves dividing each month's sales by the yearly sales and multiplying by 100 to get the percentage.
Month
Monthly Sales
Yearly Sales
Percentage
Jul-24
$135,770.65
$2,197,325.27
6.18%
Aug-24
$177,984.11
$2,197,325.27
8.10%
Sep-24
$171,524.14
$2,197,325.27
7.80%
Oct-24
$164,860.69
$2,197,325.27
7.51%
Nov-24
$189,564.55
$2,197,325.27
8.63%
Dec-24
$237,023.24
$2,197,325.27
10.78%
Jan-25
$154,454.06
$2,197,325.27
7.03%
Feb-25
$169,632.68
$2,197,325.27
7.72%
Mar-25
$232,096.54
$2,197,325.27
10.57%
Apr-25
$214,602.99
$2,197,325.27
9.77%
May-25
$196,220.69
$2,197,325.27
8.94%
Jun-25
$153,590.93
$2,197,325.27
6.99%
E.
Considering the month of March figures.
Calculate the Takeaway Food sales as a % of the sales.
Calculate the Takeaway Food sales as a % of the sales.
Takeaway Food sales: $21,038.70
Total sales in March: $232,096.54
Percentage: (Takeaway Food sales / Total sales in March) * 100
Percentage = (21,038.70 / 232,096.54) * 100 ≈ 9.07%
F.
Considering the month of June figures.
Calculate the Dine in Food sales as a % of the sales.
Calculate the Dine in Food sales as a % of the sales.
Dine in Food sales: $78,579.81
Total sales in June: $153,590.93
Percentage: (Dine in Food sales / Total sales in June) * 100
Percentage = (78,579.81 / 153,590.93) * 100 ≈ 51.12%
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G.
Considering the month of May figures.
Calculate the Non-Alcoholic Beverage sales as a % of the sales.
Calculate the Non-Alcoholic Beverage sales as a % of the sales.
Non-Alcoholic Beverage sales: $23,175.13
Total sales in May: $196,220.69
Percentage: (Non-Alcoholic Beverage sales / Total sales in May) * 100
Percentage = (23,175.13 / 196,220.69) * 100 ≈ 11.8%
H.
Considering the month of December figures.
Calculate the "Wages" as a % of the sales.
Calculate the "Wages" as a % of the sales.
Wages: $83,797.22
Total sales in December: $237,023.24
Percentage: (Wages / Total sales in December) * 100
Percentage = (83,797.22/ 237,023.24) * 100 ≈ 35.35%
I.
Check if the values for "Superannuation" are calculated correctly. If not, suggest adjustments and explain why these are required.
Given the data provided, we can cross-check the calculated superannuation amounts to ensure they are accurate. The formula for calculating superannuation would be:
Superannuation = (Superannuation Rate * Wages)
Let's calculate the superannuation amounts for each month using the provided superannuation rates and compare them with the given values:
Superannuation Rate: The percentage provided in the table for each month.
We'll cross-verify the calculated superannuation amounts with the provided values:
Month
Wages
Superannuation
Rate
Calculated Superannuation
Given Superannuation
Jul-24
$51,931.60
11.5%
$5,972.13
$5,972.13
Aug-24
$66,983.16
11.5%
$7,703.06
$7,703.06
Sep-24
$63,605.09
11.5%
$7,314.59
$7,314.59
Oct-24
$60,204.10
11.5%
$7,224.49
$7,224.49
Nov-24
$68,133.93
11.5%
$7,835.40
$7,835.40
Dec-24
$83,797.22
11.5%
$9,636.68
$9,636.68
Jan-25
$53,677.50
11.5%
$6,172.91
$6,172.91
Feb-25
$57,911.61
11.5%
$6,659.84
$6,659.84
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