Ray’s Pizzeria

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excel_assignment_pizzeria_template.xlsx

Grading criteria

Criteria: Your current score:
All information cells are referenced back to the assumption page., 30 points
Loan payment is calculated using a function.. 10 points
Recommendations are based on spread sheet what if analysis. 10 points
The dollar break-even point is calculated 10 points
Sheets are appropriately labeled 10 points
The chart is present and reflects worksheet content. 10 points
Taxes are calculated correctly using boolean logic. 10 points
Twelve months are presented and an annual total is given. 10 points
Score (out of 100) 0

Sheet 1

Month 1 Month 2 Month 3 Month 4 Month 5 Month 6 Month 7 Month 8 Month 9 Month 10 Month 11 Month 12 Total
Revenue:
Pizza
Chicken Wings
Salads
Fries
Sodas
Monthly Revenue
Expenses:
COGS
Rent
Phone
Electricity
Insurance
Advertising
Hourly Wages
Salaries
Loan Payment
Total Expenses
Income Before Tax
Tax
Net Income
Cash Flow

Sheet 2

Assumptions Made:
Products:
Pizza selling price
Wings selling price
Salad selling price
Fries selling price
Sodas selling price
Pizza COGS
Wings COGS
Salad COGS
Fries COGS
Soda COGS
Fixed Costs:
Rent
Phone
Electricity
Insurance
Advertising
Operating Information:
# of days open (weekdays)
# of days open (weekends)
Hours open (weekdays)
Hours open (weekends)
Hourly wage
Customers per hour weekdays
Customers per hour weekends
Hourly employees/day (weekdays)
Hourly employees/day (weekends)
% of customers purchasing pizzas
% of customers purchasing wings
% of customers purchasing salads
% of customers purchasing fries
% of customers purchasing sodas
Manager Annual Salary
Assistant Manager Annual Salary
Growth rate
Weeks Per Month
Loan period (years)
Loan interest rate
Taxes:
If income before tax is equal or greater than: Tax rate =
If income before tax is less than: Tax rate =
Coded Document

Sheet 3

Start Up Costs:
Kitchen equipment
Sales equipment (cash register, etc.)
Initial inventory
Pre-opening marketing
Diner fixtures (chairs, tables etc.)
Oil painting
Licenses
Security deposit
Initial insurance payment
Total
Owner's Equity
Cash Reserves
Elke Leeds: Cash Reserves represent an amount in excess of what is needed to open your business. This reserve fund is borrowed and kept to protect your business against negative cash flow or losses. It replaces what would normally be considered an available line of credit.
Loan Amount