What are the end of month papers that a restaurant would have to do?
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The only things you would HAVE to do are payroll taxes, and that's only if you have employees, and a sales tax return.\n\nThis is for most cases, yours may be a bit different depending on how you file.\n\nFor your payroll taxes, you will need to do:\n\n1) 941 deposit, which is due on the 15th of the following month.  This should include the FICA and medicare amounts withheld from your employee's checks along with the matching employers contribution and federal withholding, which you do not have to match.\n\n2) A state tax deposit for the amount of state taxes withheld from your employee's checks.\n\n3) Form 941 (which is completed quarterly and is due on the last day of the following month.  In some cases, your 941 deposit can be made with the form 941, but you would need to be a quarterly depositer.\n\n4) A FUTA deposit (also quarterly) which will be for the amount of federal unemployment taxes for the quarter.  This is paid by the 28th day of the following month.  Some poeple pay this at the end of the year with their form 940, which must be filed by Jan 31 of the following year.\n\n5) Whatever form your state's department of labour requires for your SUTA taxes.  This is usually a quarterly report due by the last day of the following month.\n\n6) You may also have a quarterly state tax withholding form as well.\n\nSales Tax reports vary from state to state, but are usually filed monthly.  Some areas will allow you to file quarterly, or even yearly.\n\nMost businesses also prepare a monthly set of financial statements, but I don't know of any state that requires this to be done.  It is, however, quite useful to the business owner to be able to see how and where your money is coming from and where it is being spent.\n\nFinancials will usually consist of 1) an income statement 2) a balance sheet 3) a statement of owners equity 4) a bank reconciliation report for each of your bank accounts 5) a cash flow reprot and sometimes 6) a proof of cash statement.\n\nI know this isn't terribly useful, but without knowing specifically what state you're in and how you are required to file, it's not possible to give absolute answers.  If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
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i work at days inn and when we get credit cards at the end of each night we go what is called a summary then at the end of the month we get a check from the credit card company for the amount that is owed and i guess when a person pays their credit card the company gets their money
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You have to wait until the company cuts checks (or whenever your pay period ends) and then the company will usually mail it.  It's pretty standard.  Most managers won't just cut you a check when you give your notice or on your last day.
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depends upon how big a business is if you are talking about a small business it should not be that long you want to make sure you donot miss any account or transaction that will occur and all the departments are listed in order other than that i think 5-6 pages should be enough
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Note that if you are out of the country on the due date (April 17 this year) you have an automatic 2-month extension to file.
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They were legally obligated to at least mail out your W2 by yesterday (1/31).  If they did not, you may need to contact the IRS to see what it is that you can do to estimate the earnings for your own tax return.\n\nYou could also contact the restaurant or the owners to see how you can get it.
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If you want to help, you can place an ad in the newspaper on business supl. depending what kind of food, you can also ad in different languages. The other point is to send inforamtion about this restaurant to others restaurant's owners, sometimes they want to expand and they don't care if the revenue is ok or not. But tell the owner he has to invest some money to sell it!!!
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By close of business on 1st May.\nIf you're not sure, phone and ask.
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Call meeting to order\nMotion to accept the agenda\nMinutes from last meeting\nBusiness from the minutes\nExecutive reports and action\nFinance reports and acceptance\nCorrrespondence for action\nUnfinished business\nNotice of motion to be brought to next meeting\nCorrespondence for information\nNext meeting\nAdjournment
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Tell you host/hostess or server that you'd like to move to a quieter table. You wouldn't "straighten out" your fellow guests if this were a private event, you'd bring the matter to the attention of the person hosting the event and let them handle it. \n\nThe same principle applies to public accomodations, except you can be a little demanding since you are a PAYING guest in that case. You want to eat in peace. Leave it up to managment if and how they accomodate you. If they don't handle the problem well, then you know never to go back there. \n\nDon't "punish" your server by omitting a tip. If you think the affair was really "over the top", send a letter to the owner or the parent corporation.
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Could be up to a month.
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Check with a small business beaureu for your city.\nAnd if you need help training your staff... I'm your guy.\nWorked in the restaurant business for years.
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First and last month's rent\nSecurity deposit\nSometimes utilities
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If it is legal, you can check with your payroll or human resources department.  Otherwise you might wanna add more info as to what you are trying to find.
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This letter is to inform you that effective (insert date here) your services at (insert company name here) are no longer needed. Enclosed please find (insert check amount here) for your severence pay (or last pay, whichever is appropriate).\n\nCordially,\n(sign name here)\n\n\nThat's it. You are not required to give the reason for termination.
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Whatever price the current owner is asking for this business, he should be able to support with accurate financial data.\n\nAsk for the last 12 months of financial statements - Profit and Loss Statements, Balance Sheets, etc. Then pick a few months at random, and ask the owner for the supporting documentation (receipts, bank statements, invoices, check stubs, etc.). You will want to make sure that the financial statements are accurate.\n\nIf the owner of this business is unwilling or unable to provide you with this data, DO NOT BUY THIS BUSINESS.
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Waiting tables is the best bet.  As a restaurant owner, I am constantly hiring college students with flexible schedules.