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Question - Jon owns a sandwich shop and has two casual employees (Jane and Maria). At the end of each day, Jane totals the till (the day's takings), counts the cash and banks the cash. She performs these tasks on her own. You have been asked to review the process and make recommendations.
Jane has emailed the following report to Jon for the past quarter's operation with a note that the shop expected to produce 10,000 sandwiches at a cost of $0.80c per sandwich. You have been asked to review the reporting information and make recommendations to improve reporting.
Item
Cost $
Sandwich filling
4900
Bread
1750
Electricity
700
Office supplies
900
Required -
a) How does this report help Jon make decisions about the future operations of his shop?
b) What additional information should be included in the report for Jon to improve his decision-making?
c) Email to Jon recommending appropriate changes to reporting information and explain why these are important.
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