Total revenue 1,448,956.00 463,666.00 652,030.00 100% 1,094,276.00 382,996.60 437,710.40 100% F&b expense Labor expense Other expense Total expenses 32% 35% 45% 40% 217,343.40 15% 17% 186,027.00 1,006,734.00 87,542.00 92% 92% 1,333,039.40 115,916.60 Profit 8% 8% Net profit percentage is still 8% in this year which is less than her profit goal of 10% hence, we can say that Anna is not able to meet her profit goal
Total revenue 1,448,956.00 463,666.00 652,030.00 100% 1,094,276.00 382,996.60 437,710.40 100% F&b expense Labor expense Other expense Total expenses 32% 35% 45% 40% 217,343.40 15% 17% 186,027.00 1,006,734.00 87,542.00 92% 92% 1,333,039.40 115,916.60 Profit 8% 8% Net profit percentage is still 8% in this year which is less than her profit goal of 10% hence, we can say that Anna is not able to meet her profit goal
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Was Anna effective in controlling her expenses?
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Total revenue
1,448,956.00
463,666.00
100%
100%
1,094,276.00
382,996.60
437,710.40
F&b expense
Labor expense
Other expense
Total expenses
32%
35%
652,030.00
45%
40%
217,343.40
1,333,039.40
115,916.60
15%
186,027.00
1,006,734.00
87,542.00
17%
92%
92%
Profit
8%
8%
Net profit percentage is still 8% in this year which is less than her profit goal of 10%
hence, we can say that Anna is not able to meet her profit goal
Transcribed Image Text:Problem:
Anna is the food and beverage director for a mid-size hotel in a beach
destination area. The general manager of the hotel has given Anna a
target of 10% profit for this year. Anna's staff is predominantly
composed of his beach buddies. Although she is good at controlling most
of her costs, she had a hard time telling her friends to go home when
business slows down, and he needs to reduce her staff. If she doesn't
make her profit goal, her general manager will likely reprimand her, and
she could possible lose her job. Express Anna's expenses and profit as a
percentage of total revenue, both this year and last year, to determine if
she met her profit goal (fill in the blanks).
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