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Instructions to students
3. To be satisfactory in this assessment you must demonstrates all the skills satisfactory listed
in the marking guide
4. You must use a word processing software to complete Task 1 & Task 3 in & spreadsheet
software to complete task 2.
5. Your assessor will provide you the soft copies of required templates for this assessment
6. Recommended font sizes of the document should range between 10 and 14 and font type
should be as Calibri, Arial, Times New Roman or Tahoma
9. Ask your assessor, if you do not understand a question. Your assessor cannot tell you the
answer he/she may be able to re-word the question for you
10. On completion, you are required to submit all the parts to your assessor.
12. The additional and specific instructions are listed under each task
2. Round all dollar values to the nearest whole number when calculating financial information;
for example, $12.55 becomes $13, $18.22 becomes $18.
3. Unless stated otherwise, round all percentages to one decimal point when calculating
financial information; for example, 12.55% becomes $12.6%, 18.22% becomes 18.2%.
4. All budget calculations must be completed using accounting software or computer-based spreadsheet software,
such as Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets.
Case study
The Jackson hotel has a bistro, two bars (public and sports), a drive-through and walk-in bottle
shop and TAB situated beside the sports bar.
You are the manager of JJ’s Bistro. It seats 210 people and is open for lunch and dinner, seven
days a week. The hotel promotes a family environment and has a playroom for younger children
and an activity centre for pre-teens containing electronic and other games. These glass walled
areas are within view of customers seated in the rear section of the bistro.
The hotel’s management team develop an operational budget for the business based on
previous budgets, anticipated business and any special projects, such as renovations or new
products. Each operational area within the hotel is given a departmental budget based on
organisational goals and their anticipated revenue and expenses.
Budgets are developed on a quarterly basis. Each department has quarterly and monthly
budget targets. Monthly budgets can be adjusted during a quarterly cycle if circumstances
within the department change.
The following events have taken place during the April budget period.
Prices for meat, fruit and vegetables have increased as a result of recent drought in some
regions and floods or storms in others.
Prices for many wines have fallen due to a surplus in the market.
Beer prices have risen slightly, again due to the drought leading to shortages of ingredients
and an increase in government taxes.
A major wine supplier has been running an in-house promotional campaign, with staff
product knowledge training provided to help increase sales.
The bistro menu changes to the new winter menu on May 1 st. Its introduction is being
promoted in April throughout the hotel.
Budget Report
Variable direct
costs
Variable indirect
List the hotel’s financial commitments under their costs
correct cost category. Name at least two
commitments for each category
Fixed indirect
costs
1. You must analyse the “Budget” given by the assessor and provide a report based on the
contents and outcomes of the Jackson Hotel operational budget – June quarter
2. Complete the comparative analysis report for the Bistro departmental budget – April by
calculating all missing dollar value and percentage variances.
4. You must complete the above tasks using suitable spreadsheet software. Eg MS Excel.
Student successfully demonstrate evidence of their Satisfactory If not satisfactory please comment
ability to do the following
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Student successfully demonstrate evidence of their Satisfactory If not satisfactory please comment
ability to do the following
Yes No