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A Combination of Traditional, Remote Audits and Self-Auditing Will Trend into the Future

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Restaurants have traditionally relied on annual, biannual, or quarterly audits, where an inspector visits the facility and conducts an in-person assessment of health and safety protocols. Here’s some key information to know about remote audits: Remote Audits are Thorough and Comprehensive.

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How to Conduct a Successful Restaurant Audit

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An audit can also be a powerful tool that can help you improve the financial health and profitabilit y of your restaurant. How to Conduct a Successful Restaurant Audit First, take stock of the following areas of your restaurant business: Cleaning and Sanitation It’s difficult to overstate the importance of sanitation for restaurants.

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Don’t Get Burned By The IRS – Tax Tips for Restaurant Owners

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Restaurants, like other cash-intensive businesses, are a frequently targeted for audits by the IRS. By keeping accurate and complete records, you can reduce the length and pain of an audit. Once you are under audit, you may no longer remember some of the day-to-day details from a particular year, especially if it was six years ago.

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Franchise Compliance Guide: Laws + Agreements

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The FTC Rule largely pertains to franchisors supplying prospective franchisees with a franchise disclosure document – a document from franchisors providing 23 key information points to franchisees regarding need-to-know information about the business. These points include: Initial fees. Trademark rules. Franchisee's obligations.

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Mastering Worker Classification: Seven Essential Tips for Restaurant Owners

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Increased scrutiny and audits : Misclassification issues can trigger audits and increased scrutiny from regulatory agencies. Tip #5: Document Everything Maintaining comprehensive documentation can protect your business from potential disputes. Facing an audit or investigation. Also see Instructions to Form 8952.

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Technology Drives Exciting Innovations for ISO Compliance

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Technology Is an ISO Game-Changer Organizations no longer need to sift through piles of paperwork, desperately trying to find the right documents to prove they’re compliant. Skip trying to find a single certification document in an overflowing file cabinet. Using manual systems to achieve ISO compliance has numerous flaws.

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Stay Ahead of the Danger: Proactive Food Safety Strategies for Restaurant Managers

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Regularly audit your suppliers’ practices and request documentation to confirm that they’re still in compliance. This should outline steps for documenting complaints, investigating potential sources, and communicating the outbreak to health authorities. Instead, document the complaint in detail.