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How Restaurants Can Plan For The Next Hospitality Crisis

Modern Restaurant Management

Insurance coverage is an excellent resource to have as part of your risk response strategy. Insurance policies cover injury to employees or customers on your premises, damage from inclement weather, and much more. When deciding which policy is best, consider all types of risks that you might face.

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Why Restaurant Inventory Management is an Accounting Function

Restaurant365

Restaurant accounting covers all areas of your business, even inventory. While you may think of your restaurant inventory as part of operations, restaurant inventory management should also be considered an accounting function. So, inventory has an important place in your restaurant accounting.

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ChowNow’s Guide to Restaurant Expenses & Cost-Saving Tips

ChowNow

From ingredients to insurance, new restaurants need to know how to manage fixed and variable costs. Fixed costs generally stay the same each month and are not tied to sales, such as rent or insurance. Over the year, they purchased $400,000 worth of food and ended the year with $80,000 worth of inventory. Track inventory.

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How to Read a Restaurant P&L (Profit and Loss) Statement + Free Template

SpotOn

Your P&L line items should be consistent with the ones on different platforms—POS, inventory management, and accounting software. Health insurance, retirement plans (401(k)), paid time off (PTO) (vacation, sick leave, holiday pay), workers compensation, and meal discounts Training and onboarding. Smallwares. Occupancy costs.

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Restaurant Bookkeeping: Comprehensive Guide to Master Bookkeeping

7 Shifts

This is one of your core restaurant management responsibilities, especially because you handle lots of inventory in and out of your kitchen daily, including the ingredients you use to prepare your menu. One way to reconcile your accounts is by comparing your physical inventory with your inventory records.

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Restaurant Budgeting: How to Create A Restaurant Budget

7 Shifts

You can also use this to keep track of other costs, such as insurance, license fees, repairs and maintenance, and the actual costs you incurred for a better and closer comparison. The budgeting software can also help you forecast restaurant sales and manage your payroll and inventory so you can optimize your daily operations.

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How to Open a Bar: Comprehensive Guide on Starting a Bar

7 Shifts

Your business name will also appear on your marketing materials, staff uniforms, menu, social media accounts, and advertisements, so make sure it isn't too long or complicated. You should also take consistent liquor inventory to understand how your bar is performing and what brands your customers prefer.

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