Hospitality Accounting NRA Manage First Program Graded A+
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Hospitality Accounting NRA Manage
Hospitality Accounting NRA Manage
First Program Graded A+
What is the primary purpose of financial statements in hospitality accounting?
The primary purpose is to provide an overview of the financial performance and position of a
hospitality business to aid in decision-making.
What doe...
Hospitality Accounting NRA Manage
First Program Graded A+
What is the primary purpose of financial statements in hospitality accounting?
✔✔The primary purpose is to provide an overview of the financial performance and position of a
hospitality business to aid in decision-making.
What does the term "chart of accounts" refer to in hospitality accounting?
✔✔The chart of accounts is a systematic listing of all account names and numbers used to
categorize financial transactions in a hospitality business.
How is a balance sheet used to evaluate a hospitality business?
✔✔A balance sheet provides a snapshot of a business’s assets, liabilities, and equity at a specific
point in time, helping assess its financial health.
Why is accurate recording of revenue important in hospitality accounting?
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,✔✔Accurate recording of revenue ensures proper financial reporting, compliance with tax
regulations, and effective management of cash flow.
What does the term "cost of goods sold" (COGS) represent in hospitality accounting?
✔✔COGS represents the direct costs associated with producing the goods or services sold by the
hospitality business, such as food and beverage costs.
How does a hospitality business typically handle inventory accounting?
✔✔Inventory accounting involves tracking and valuing stock items to manage costs and ensure
accurate financial reporting.
Why is it important to reconcile bank statements regularly in hospitality accounting?
✔✔Regular reconciliation ensures that the business’s records match the bank’s records, helping
identify and correct discrepancies or errors.
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, What role do budgets play in hospitality financial management?
✔✔Budgets are used to plan and control financial performance by setting financial goals and
comparing actual performance against these goals.
How are fixed assets accounted for in hospitality accounting?
✔✔Fixed assets are recorded at their purchase cost, depreciated over their useful life, and
included on the balance sheet as long-term assets.
What is the significance of understanding depreciation in hospitality accounting?
✔✔Understanding depreciation helps allocate the cost of long-term assets over their useful life,
impacting financial statements and tax calculations.
Accrual Accounting method ✔✔recognizes & records revenues when earned
Cash Acccounting (method) ✔✔recognizes business income when recieved and expenses when
paid
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