
Explore the F&B profit and loss statement template, detailing food revenue, beverage revenue, other revenue, and allowances, with costs of sale and labor across outlets.
Explain the F&B profit and loss template, detailing labor costs by management and non-management, service and kitchen, cross-charges, and F&B expenses, with cost centers and department profit.
Define and allocate food revenue and beverage revenue within the F&B department, detailing venue revenue, in-room dining, banquet, minibar, and the cost transfer for non-alcoholic beverages.
Understand f&b allowances as revenue deductions from rebates and complimentary items, and how audiovisual, function room, cover charges, and service and miscellaneous income affect p&l.
Explore the F&B cost of sales and other operating costs by examining direct food and beverage costs, labor, spoilage, transfers to other departments, and guest and staff provisions.
Analyze f&b cost of sale for other revenue items, such as audiovisual and miscellaneous costs and branded merchandise, and review gross profit and menu cost updates.
Examine f&b labor costs in the profit and loss statement and allocate them by salary and wages. Split management and non-management into service and kitchen roles.
Learn how to allocate f&b labour costs across outlets and staff roles while safeguarding confidentiality by combining management and non-management salaries, and understand service charge distribution and vacation leave provisions.
Examine how f&b labor costs cover supplemental pay and employee benefits, including vacation, holidays, severance accruals, and expatriate allowances, with sick days not accrued, to stabilize the p&l.
Explore banquet expenses in F&B operating costs within the P&L, covering decoration and props, and learn when charges to guests move costs to other revenue or cost of sales.
Explore f&b operating expenses from chinaware to cleaning supplies and cluster services. Learn how labor, commissions, and contract costs are allocated, and how IFRS affects chinaware damages.
Examine f&b operating expenses from decorations to linens, including dishwashing supplies, subscriptions, entertainment, equipment rental, glassware, and linens, and discuss capex vs p&l treatment under IFRS.
Explore F&B operating expenses, including management fees, menu design, music and entertainment, operating supplies, reservations, royalties, training, travel, uniforms, and utensils.
Explore USALI-prescribed F&B operating metrics, including revenue mix, average check, and cost of food and beverage; assess inventory turns and revenue per available guest, seat, group, and function space.
Analyze F&B department statistics by venue to assess profitability, track revenue per available seat, and compare current month and year-to-date results with the prior year.
Analyze F&B department metrics to assess venue profitability, including catering revenue per square feet of function space, F&B revenue per available seat, and revenue per customer.
Examine the fnb profit and loss by revenue sources (food, beverage, other income) and analyze fixed, variable, and semi-fixed costs to assess profitability and budgeting.
Hospitality finance is unique from other industries. A part of the hotel finance department is considered part of hotel operations rather than a support function due to blending into the main operations for cash control, purchasing, material management.
Hotel operations are also fast-paced high-volume transactions making it unique and require a lot of internal controls and reconciliations. Being a part of a big moving machine, if finance does not function equally fast, the entire machine gets slows. and if internal control is week, revenue may leak.
In this complete Master Class, we will learn all components of the hotel finance function, internal controls, management aspects, and technical accounting.
Class is divided into Modules and you will gain access to all modules one by one. you can choose to learn as per your individual requirements. In this module, we will be covering
- Templates for Profit & Loss Account for Food and beverage department
- Definition of Revenue and Expenses lines in Profit & Loss accounts for outlets and F&B.
- Cover Analysis, Food Cost and other statistical reports prescribed by USALI for hotels to maintain for analysis
In other modules, we will be covering,
Uniform System of accounting,
Accounts Receivable
General Accounting
Fixed Asset Controls
Income Audit
Cost Control and other departments.
This is the third Module of the class. We have also updated the recording of our live sessions for your benefit. You can ask any questions in the Question and Answers. You can check other modules on our instructor page.
The instructor of this class is an experienced CFO with over 12 years of experience in hospitality finance, Currently, he is managing 15 hotels in Myanmar.
Once you have completed all Modules, you will get entitled to Get a Master Class Certificate issued by “E hotel management school” separately in addition to the completion certificate issued by UDEMY for Completing each module.