***DUE TODAY 11/03***I need to create an income statement and balance sheet for a clothing store boutique and have no clue what to include in each section. Instructions are attached.

Assignment 2: Create a Financial Template

Overview

The goal of this assignment is to create a financial statement template that will support future classes in determining your income streams and cost centers. For this assignment, you will identify these areas.

Assignment Description

The goal of this assignment is to create a template that will assist you in thinking about your future business concept for your degree and certificate program. To start:

  1. In a minimum 350-word summary in a Word document following MLA format, describe the business concept you would like to write your Portfolio business plan on or apply to your future course projects. You should include a description of the concept, the city in which the business will be located, and type of food/cuisine and menu items.

  2. Open up the CULHRM Financial Template. Then complete the following tasks:

    1. Open up the Income Statement tab. Then go through each of the expense lines and delete the categories that you will not use based upon your concept. For example, a fast food restaurant might not need linen, so that row can be deleted. If you are not serving alcohol, then you can delete those lines. If you have an account that is not listed, then please add it to the sheet along with a brief description.

    2. Complete the revenue portion of the income statement. Remove the categories that do not match your concept. 

    3. Complete the top portion with average check, number of seats, turnover (how many people sit in the seats), and the number of days open per year.

    4. Open up the Balance Sheet tab. Then review the different categories of accounts on this page. Remove the accounts that you will not have in your establishment. Add any missing accounts that you may need.

At this time, do not worry about imputing any dollar amounts into the template other than those indicated in step c. You will be entering these amounts in later courses. You will use this template in this class and in other classes for your degree, so make sure you save this in a safe spot. Please remember to provide sources for any information used in your submissions.

Grading Criteria 

Maximum Points

Submitted a short overview of the concept establishment.

Completed the Operating portion of the Income Statement template indicating the average check, number of seats, turnover, and days open.

Completed the Revenue portion of the Income Statement Template including the type of sales.

Completed the Expense portion of the Income Statement Template. Expenses not used are deleted from the template.

Completed the Asset Section of the Balance Sheet by removing unneeded accounts and adding additional items as needed.

Completed the Liabilities and Owner’s Equity section of the Balance Sheet by removing unneeded accounts and adding additional items as needed.

Cited references in the correct MLA format.

Total:

24

***This template was provided by instructor but it’s for a restaurant. I need one for a clothing boutique***

Name of the Establishment

Income Statement Template

Average Check - Daily

Number of Seats

Average daily turns of seats

Number of days open per year

Description

Revenue

Food

Revenue from Food sold

Beverages

Revenue from alcoholic beverages sold - nonalcoholic beverages are included in food

Catering

Revenue from serving food and beverage at parties located off premise

Banquet

Revenue from serving food and beverage in a banquet or party room on the premise

Merchandise

Revenue from sale of durable goods such as T-Shirts, mugs, key chains, bottled sauces, etc

Total Revenues

Description of this expense

Cost of Goods Sold

Food

The cost of purchasing food served in the restaurant

Beverage

The cost of purchasing alcohol served in the restaurant

Total Cost of Goods

Labor Costs

Wages - Hourly Employees

The payroll for employees who are paid by the hour. Taxes and benefits are included in the benefits line

Salaries

The payroll for employees who are on salary. Taxes and benefits are include in the benefits line

Benefits and Taxes

The costs of mandatory payroll taxes for the employees

Total Labor Costs

Other Expenses

Accounting

The cost of outside accountant or bookkeeping services

Advertising - Marketing - Promotional

The costs of promoting the restaurant and advertising the establishment

Chemicals

The costs of chemicals such as dishwashing soap and cleaning chemicals used in the restaurant

Depreciation and Amortization

The cost of equipment spread over its useful life. For example, a stove may cost $10,000 and be used for 10 years. Depreciation allows the owner to spread this cost over the income statements. Note that this is an internal cost—it is not "paid" to anyone

Electrical

The cost of electricity for the restaurant

Fees

The costs associated with any fees not included in other category such as an assessment or usage fee by a government agency

Gas

The cost of gas or propane for the restaurant

Insurance - workman's comp

The cost of all other insurance except those associated with payroll

Insurance - Liability

Cost of insurance for liability issues

Insurance - property

Cost of insurance for the building and its contents

Interest and Bank Charges

Cost of mandated workman's compensation insurance

Internet

The cost of Internet access

Legal

The cost of outside legal services

Licenses

Cost of the government required licenses to operate the establishment

Linen Rentals

Cost of renting linens from a third party

Maintenance

The costs associated with maintaining and repairing the restaurant and any equipment

Music and Entertainment

Payments for bands, piped in music services, games, etc

Paper Goods

The costs of the paper goods such as to-go containers, paper napkins, and other paper goods used by the establishment

Phone

The cost of the phones for the restaurant

Professional Fees

For any other professional services except legal and accounting

Property taxes

Payment of tax on the propery

Rent

The cost to rent the space; if it is owned, then the monthly mortgage payments are on the Statement of Cash Flows

Rental of Equipment

The costs of a temporary rental of a piece of equipment

Supplies

The costs of other items used in the restaurant such as guest checks or other miscellaneous items

Trash Removal

The costs of the trash removal, grease removal, and other debris from the restaurant

Vehicle Expenses

Expenses associated with operating a company vehicle - gas, insurance, repairs, etc

Water and Sewage

The costs of water and sewage for the restaurant

((fill in additional missing expenses as needed))

Total Operating Expenses

Operating Profit (Loss)

Income Taxes

The payments made to the federal, state, and local government on the sales received

Net Income (Loss)