Frequently Used Formulas for Managing Operations



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Frequently Used Formulas for Managing Operations Chapter 1 - Hospitality Industry Accounting Revenue Expenses = Profit Assets = Liabilities + Owners Equity Chapter 2 - Accounting Fundamentals Review Assets = Liabilities + Owners Equity Variations of The Accounting Formula Assets = Liabilities + Owners Equity Assets - Liabilities = Owners Equity Assets - Owners Equity = Liabilities Assets = Liabilities + Permanent Owners Equity (Stocks + Retained Earnings) + Temporary Owners Equity (Revenue - Expenses) Chapter 3 - The Income Statement Revenue Expenses = Profit Money Earned on Funds Invested Funds Invested = ROI Food Costs (Food Cost of Sales) = Food Cost % for a Hotel Total Revenue Food Costs Food Sales Net Income Total Sales = Food Cost % for a Restaurant = Profit Margin Specific Expense/Total Expenses = Specific Expense % Sales This Year Sales Last Year =Variance 1

(Sales This Year Sales Last Year)/Sales Last Year = Percentage Variance Variance/Sales Last Year = Percentage Variance (Sales This Year/Sales Last Year) 1 = Percentage Variance Actual Expense Budgeted Expense =Variance (Actual Expense Budgeted Expense)/Budgeted Expense = Percentage Variance Variance/Budgeted Expense = Percentage Variance (Actual Expense/Budgeted Expense) 1 = Percentage Variance Net Income This Year Net Income Last Year = Variance (Net Income This Year Net Income Last Year)/Net Income Last Year = Percentage Variance Variance/Net Income Last Year = Percentage Variance (Net Income This Year/Net Income Last Year) 1 = Percentage Variance Chapter 4 - The Balance Sheet Assets = Liabilities + Owner s Equity Money Earned on Funds Invested Funds Invested = ROI Cash This Year Cash Last Year =Variance (Cash This Year Cash Last Year)/Cash Last Year = Percentage Variance Variance/Cash Last Year = Percentage Variance (Cash This Year/Cash Last Year) 1 = Percentage Variance 2

Chapter 5 - The Statement of Cash Flows Investing Activities This Year Investing Activities Last Year =Variance (Investing Activities This Year Investing Activities Last Year)/Investing Activities Last Year = Percentage Variance Variance/Investing Activities Last Year = Percentage Variance Less Equals Net Cash Provided from Operating Activities Cash Used to Acquire Property and Equipment Free Cash Flow Chapter 6 - Ratio Analysis Two Cups of Water: One Cup of White Rice Four Cups of Water: One Cup of Wild Rice One Server: Ten Served Guests One Server: Twenty Self-Serve Guests Part = Percent Whole Current Assets Current Liabilities = Current Ratio Cash + Marketable Securities + Accounts Receivable Current Liabilities = Quick (Acid-Test) Ratio Current Assets (Inventories + Prepaid Expenses) = Quick (Acid-Test) Ratio Current Liabilities Operating Cash Flows = Operating Cash Flows to Current Liabilities Ratio Current Liabilities Current Assets Current Liabilities = Working Capital Total Assets Total Liabilities = Solvency Ratio 3

Total Liabilities Total Owners Equity = Debt to Equity Ratio Total Liabilities Total Assets = Debt to Assets Ratio Operating Cash Flows = Operating Cash Flows to Total Liabilities Ratio Total Liabilities Earnings Before Interest and Taxes (EBIT) = Times Interest Earned Ratio Interest Expense Cost of Food Consumed = Food Inventory Turnover Ratio Average Food Inventory* *(Beginning Food Inventory + Ending Food Inventory)/2 Cost of Beverage Consumed = Beverage Inventory Turnover Ratio Average Beverage Inventory* *(Beginning Beverage Inventory + Ending Beverage Inventory)/2 Total Revenue = Property and Equipment (Fixed Asset) Turnover Ratio Net Property and Equipment Total Revenue Total Assets Net Income Total Revenue = Total Asset Turnover Ratio = Profit Margin Gross Operating Profit = Gross Operating Profit Margin (Operating Efficiency Ratio) Total Revenue Net Income Total Assets = Return on Assets Ratio Net Income Total Owners Equity = Return on Equity Ratio Net Income Total Number of Common Shares Outstanding = Earnings Per Share Market Price per Share = Price/Earnings (P/E) Ratio Earnings per Share 4

Dividend per Share Earnings per Share = Dividend Payout Ratio Dividend per Share Market Price per Share = Dividend Yield Ratio Rooms Sold = Occupancy % Rooms Available for Sale Total Rooms Revenue Total Number of Rooms Sold = Average Daily Rate (ADR) Occupancy% X ADR = RevPAR Total Rooms Revenue Rooms Available for Sale = Revenue Per Available Room (RevPAR) Total Revenue from Hotel Guests Total Number of Guests = RevPAC Cost Under Examination = Cost per Occupied Room Rooms Occupied Beginning Inventory + Purchases = Food Available for Sale - Ending Inventory = Cost of Food Consumed - Employee Meals = Cost of Food Sold Beginning Inventory + Purchases = Food Available for Sale - Ending Inventory = Cost of Food Consumed - Value of Transfers Out + Value of Transfers In - Employee Meals = Cost of Food Sold 5

Beginning Inventory + Purchases = Beverage Available for Sale - Ending Inventory = Cost of Beverage Sold Beginning Inventory + Purchases = Beverage Available for Sale - Ending Inventory - Value of Transfers Out + Value of Transfers In = Cost of Beverage Sold Cost of Food Sold = Food Cost % Food Sales Cost of Beverages Sold = Beverage Cost % Beverage Sales Cost of Labor = Labor Cost % Total Sales Total Sales Number of Guests Served = Average Sales per Guest (Check Average) Covers Served Number of Seats X Number of Operating Days in Period = Seat Turnover Chapter 7 - Food and Beverage Pricing Revenue - Expense = Profit Price x Number Sold = Total Revenue Current Number Sold X Current Price = Current Revenue Current Revenue = Number that must be Sold New Price Cost of Food Sold = Food Cost % Food Sales 6

Item Food Cost = Item Food Cost % Selling Price Item Food Cost Item Food Cost % = Selling Price 1.00 = Pricing Factor Desired Item Food Cost % Pricing Factor x Item Food Cost = Selling Price Selling Price Item Food Cost = Item Contribution Margin Item Food Cost + Desired Item Contribution Margin = Selling Price # Sold x Item Food Cost = Total Food Cost # Sold x Item Contribution Margin = Total Contribution Margin Total Sales Number of Menu Items Average Total Sales Average # Sold Total Food Cost Number of Menu Items = Average Total Sales = Weighted Average Selling Price = Average Total Food Cost Average Total Food Cost = Weighted Average Item Food Cost Average # Sold Total Contribution Margin Number of Menu Items = Average Total Contribution Margin Total # Sold Number of Menu Items = Average # Sold Average Total Food Cost = Weighted Average Food Cost % Average Total Sales Average Total Contribution Margin = Weighted Average Item Contribution Margin Average # Sold 7

A B C D = Goal Value where A = 1.00 Food Cost % B = Item Popularity (Number Sold) C = Selling Price D = 1.00 (Variable Cost % + Food Cost %) (1.00 Food Cost %) x Number Sold x Selling Price x [1.00 (Variable Cost % + Food Cost %)] = Goal Value A = B = C = D = GV B x C x D GV A x C x D GV A x B x D GV A x B x C Chapter 8 - Revenue Management for Hotels Normal Format for the Income Statement Operated Department Income (Rooms) + Operated Departments Income (Excluding Rooms) - Undistributed Operating Expenses - Non-Operating Expenses - Taxes = Net Income Bottom-Up Format for the Hubbart Formula Net Income + Taxes + Non-Operating Expenses + Undistributed Operating Expenses - Operated Departments Income (Excluding Rooms) = Operated Department Income (Rooms) Owner s Investment x Required Rate of Return = Hotel s Target Net Income 8

After-Tax Net Income (ROI) = Before-Tax Net Income 1.00 Tax Rate Rent, Property Taxes, and Insurance + Depreciation and Amortization + Interest Expense = Total Non-Operating Expenses Administrative and General + Information Systems + Human Resources + Security + Franchise Fees + Transportation + Marketing + Property Operations and Maintenance + Utility Costs = Total Undistributed Operating Expenses Food + Beverage + Telecommunications + Other Operated Departments + Rentals and Other Income = Total Operated Departments Income Excluding Rooms Before-Tax Net Income + Total Non-Operating Expenses + Total Undistributed Operating Expenses + Total Operated Departments Income Excluding Rooms = Operated Department Income for Rooms Number of Available Rooms x 365 Days in a Year x Occupancy % = Number of Rooms to be Sold in the Year Number of Rooms to be Sold in the Year x Expense per Room = Estimated Room Expenses Operated Department Income for Rooms + Estimated Rooms Expenses = Estimated Rooms Department Revenues Estimated Rooms Department Revenues = Hotel s Required ADR Estimated Number of Rooms to be Sold 9

Purchase Price Number of Rooms = Average Cost per Room Average Cost per Room = ADR $1,000 Total Realized Revenue = Yield Total Potential Revenue ADR x Occupancy % = RevPAR Rooms Sold = Occupancy % Total Rooms in Hotel Rooms Sold + Comp Rooms Occupied = Occupancy % Total Rooms in Hotel Rooms Sold = Occupancy % Total Rooms in Hotel OOO Rooms Rooms Sold = Occupancy % Total Rooms in Hotel On-Change Rooms Total Rooms Revenue Total Number of Rooms Sold = ADR Total Rooms Revenue Total Number of Rooms Occupied = ADR Room Rate - Reservation Generation Fees Room Rate Paid = Net ADR Yield GOP This Year- GOP Last Year Total Revenues This Year Total Revenues Last Year = Flow-Through Gross Operating Profit Total Rooms Available to Be Sold = GOP-PAR Chapter 9 - Managerial Accounting for Costs Revenue Expenses = Profit Revenue = Profits + Costs 10

Variable Cost per Guest (VC/Guest) x Number of Guests = Total Variable Cost Total Variable Cost Number of Guests = VC/Guest Fixed Cost + Variable Cost = Total Mixed Cost Fixed Cost + (Variable Cost per Guest x Number of Guests) = Total Mixed Cost High Cost Low Cost High # of Guests Low # of Guests = Variable Cost per Guest (VC/Guest) Mixed Cost Total Variable Cost = Fixed Cost Fixed Costs + Variable Costs = Total Costs Fixed Costs + (Variable Cost per Guest x Number of Guests) = Total Costs y = a + bx Total Overhead Number of Profit Centers = Overhead Allocation per Profit Center Total Sales Variable Costs = Contribution Margin SP/guest VC/guest = CM/guest SP% VC% = CM% Fixed Costs Contribution Margin % = Break-Even Point in Sales Dollars Fixed Costs Contribution Margin per Guest = Break-Even Point in Guests Served Fixed Costs + Before-Tax Profit = Sales Dollars to Achieve Desired After-Tax Profit Contribution Margin % After-Tax Profit = Before-Tax Profit 1 Tax Rate Fixed Costs + Before-Tax Profit = Sales Dollars to Achieve Desired After-Tax Profit Contribution Margin % 11

Fixed Costs + Before-Tax Profit = Number of Guests to Achieve Desired Contribution Margin per Guest After-Tax Profit Projected Sales Breakeven Sales = Margin of Safety Minimum Labor Cost 1 Minimum Operating Cost = MSP Minimum Labor Cost 1 (Food Cost % + Variable Cost %) = MSP Chapter 10 - Forecasting In the Hospitality Industry Total Sales Number of Guests Served = Average Sales per Guest (Check Average) Sales This Year Sales Last Year = Variance Variance Sales Last Year Sales This Year Sales Last Year = Percentage Variance 1 = Percentage Variance Sales Last Year + (Sales Last Year x % Increase Estimate) = Sales Forecast Sales Last Year x (1 + % Increase Estimate) = Sales Forecast Guest Count Last Year + (Guest Count Last Year x % Increase Estimate) = Guest Count Forecast Guest Count Last Year x (1.00 + % Increase Estimate) = Guest Count Forecast Last Year s Average Sales per Guest + Estimated Increase in Sales per Guest = Sales per Guest Forecast Sales Forecast Guest Count Forecast = Average Sales per Guest Forecast Rooms Sold = Actual Occupancy % Rooms Available for Sale 12

Rooms Forecasted to be Sold = Occupancy Forecast % Rooms Available for Sale Total Rooms Available - Out-of-Order Rooms Net Availability Stayovers + Reservations (Arrivals) Rooms Sold or Reserved Rooms Sold or Reserved - No-Shows - Early Departures + Overstays Total Forecast Sold or Reserved after Adjustments Total Forecast after Adjustments = Occupancy Forecast Net Availability Chapter 11 Budgeting and Internal Controls Budgeted Revenue Budgeted Expense = Budgeted Profit Sales Last Year x (1 + % Increase Estimate) = Sales Forecast Selling Price Last Year x (1 + % Increase Estimate) = Selling Price Forecast (Check Average) Sales Forecast x Targeted Cost % = Forecasted Cost Cost per Cover Last Year x (1 + % Increase Estimate) = Cost per Cover Forecast Cost per Cover Forecast x Forecasted Number of Covers = Forecasted Costs Sales Forecast x Labor Cost % Standard = Forecasted Labor Cost Forecasted Labor Cost x Payroll Allocation % = Budgeted Payroll Allocation Forecasted Labor Cost Budgeted Payroll Allocation = Budgeted Payroll Budgeted Payroll Salaries and Fixed Wages = Budgeted Hourly Payroll 13

Actual Expense Budgeted Expense =Variance Variance Budgeted Expense Actual Expense Budgeted Expense = Percentage Variance - 1 = Percentage Variance Chapter 12 - Capital Investment, Leasing, and Taxation Initial Investment + Return on Investment = Total Investment Value Future Value = Investment Amount x (1 + Investment Earnings %) n FVn = PV x (1+i) n Present Value = Future Value (1 + Investment Earnings %) n PV = FVn (1 + i) n Money Earned on Funds Invested Funds Invested = ROI Annual Savings Capital Investment = Savings Rate of Return Capital Investment Annual Income (or Savings) = Payback Period Net Operating Income = Cap Rate % Investment Amount Net Operating Income = Cap Rate % Property Value Net Operating Income Cap Rate % Net Operating Income Interest Payment = Property Value Estimate = Debt Coverage Ratio 14