Professional Documents
Culture Documents
BY:
Sha Nicole V. Atas
Rever P. Dawilan
Rodel E. Gayo
Maria Carissa Gordovez
Rommel P. Nierves
Sean Tyron D. Tomas
UNIVERSITY OF BAGUIO
MAY 2019
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Table Of Contents
Executive Summary.............................................................................................................1
I. Introduction
– Description of the Industry......................................................................................4
– Description of the Proposed Business......................................................................6
– Vision, Mission And Objectives..............................................................................7
– Business Logos........................................................................................................8
II. Market Feasibility Study
– SWOT Analysis.....................................................................................................11
– The Market............................................................................................................15
– The Competition....................................................................................................17
– Marketing Mix.......................................................................................................20
– Sources of Revenue...............................................................................................26
– Sales Projection.....................................................................................................27
III. Technical Feasibility Study
– Location Map with Photo Documentation........................................................... 32
– Business floor plans and Perspective.................. ……….………………….…...33
– List of Machineries, Equipment, Tools, Furniture, and Fixtures .........................39
– List of Suppliers………………………………………………………………….49
IV. Operational Feasibility Study
– Business Structure.................................................................................................53
– Organizational Chart.............................................................................................54
– Work Schedule…………………………………………………………………..55
– List of Personnel Requirement…………………………………………………..56
– Job Description and Job Specification..................................................................58
– Corporate Social Responsibility............................................................................79
V. Financial Feasibility Study
– Pre Operational Expense......................................................................................81
– Income Statement.................................................................................................81
– Balance Sheet.......................................................................................................82
– Cash Flows............................................................................................................83
– Business Ratio and Analysis...............................................................................103
VI. Conclusion................................................................................................................104
VII. Future Plans.............................................................................................................104
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VII. Appendices
– Food Costing........................................................................................................106
– Beverage Costing……………………………………………………………….134
– Tariffs rates……………………………………………………………………..144
– Brochures…………………………………………………………………….....145
– Menu Folder…………………………………………………………………….146
– Website…………………………………………………………………………148
– Collaterals............................................................................................................149
– Notes to Balance Sheet…………………………………………………………161
– Schedules to Income Statement………………………………………………...162
– Uniform........................................................................... ………………………163
– Photo Documentation..........................................................................................166
– Business Documents............................................................................................167
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The proposed business will be named as Ka-iw Bed and Breakfast. “Ka-iw” comes from
a Cordilleran language “Kankana-ey” meaning “tree/wood”. The establishment has a
theme of modern Cordilleran log cabin. The establishment is a bed and breakfast that will
strive to create memorable experiences to its guests. The bed and breakfast has a total of
10 rooms consisting of 4 standard rooms (The Pine), 3 deluxe rooms (The Alnus), and 3
family rooms (The Gmelina). The establishment also has a café named KapeHuyan
which will delight guests’ taste and preference of food and beverages. KapeHuyan comes
from a two word “Kape” and “Kahuyan” meaning “kape sa kahuyan” or coffee in the
setting of trees.
Ka-iw Bed and Breakfast will be targeting families, businessmen, and professionals, local
tourists and international tourists. To be able to achieve its goal, be competitive and
ensure profitability, the bed and breakfast will establish marketing tools such as
advertisement through social media, flyers, brochures, business cards, tarpaulin, and
radio for the bed and breakfast to be known.
The sources of revenue of the Ka-iw Bed and Breakfast will be coming from its room
accommodations and food and beverage offered by KapeHuyan. Other sources of
revenue will be coming from the rental of souvenir shop.
The proponents are aware that competition exists especially in the hospitality industry.
Among its competitors are The Forest House, Le Monette Bed and Breakfast, Pines View
Hotel and many more, therefore, Ka-iw Bed and Breakfast will execute promotions,
discounts and will constantly innovate its products and services offered to the guests.
Ka-iw Bed and Breakfast will be located at 10 General Lim Street, Kisad Road, Legarda,
Burnham, Baguio City. It has a total land area of 771 square meters and it is lease for PhP
185,000.00 for a month and that would be PhP 2,220,000.00 per year.
KapeHuyan has a total of fifty (50) seating capacity. Its operating hours is from 5:00 a.m.
to 11:00 p.m. and its business hour will be 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
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The establishment will be having a total of 31 employees from the bed and breakfast to
the café. These are the one (1) Operations Manager, one (1) Assistant Manager, four (4)
Front Desk Clerks, one (1) Purchaser, two (2) Bellman, three (3) Room Attendant, one
(1) Head Cook, four (4) Cooks, four (4) Waiter, two (2) Kitchen Steward, three (3)
Cashier, three (3) Barista, one (1) Bookkeeper and one (1) Maintenance Crew.
Ka-iw Bed and Breakfast will operate after five (5) years. With the feasibility research
and study of the business proposition presented, proponents conclude its viability.
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INTRODUCTION
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A Bed and Breakfast is a sort of hybrid between a luxury hotel and a private
home, embodying the best of both worlds. A Bed And Breakfast is generally a small
establishment with four to 10 guest rooms instead of the 50 to 100 or more found at most
hotels. The owners live on-site and interact with travelers as if they were invited guests
rather than anonymous temporary room numbers. And guests are treated to lots of little
deluxe touches like chocolates on their pillows, turn-down service, and beauty products.
And, of course, there's the "breakfast" in Bed and Breakfast, a sumptuous home-
cooked repast that comes with the price of the room and is served each morning in a
communal dining room or in the guest's own quarters. Bed and Breakfasts also tend to
feature frosty glasses of iced tea or lemonade on the porch on hot summer afternoons;
cups of cocoa after sleigh rides on wintry afternoons; plates of cookies in the kitchen; and
wine and cheese in the parlor on dusky evenings--all a part of the room rate.
No wonder Bed and Breakfasts are so popular then becoming more so all the
time. According to the Santa Barbara, California-based Professional Association of
Innkeepers International (PAII), in 1980 there were a relative handful of Bed and
Breakfasts/country inns--1,000 properties that hosted 1 million guests. At the latest count,
the turn of the millennium, that figure had swelled to 28,000 properties hosting 50.5
million guests.
Bed and Breakfast accommodations, also called B&B, can broadly be defined as
independent small properties offering overnight lodging and breakfast in a home-like
setting. By their nature, bed & breakfasts generally have fewer guest rooms and are more
intimate than traditional hotels, motels, lodges, and resorts.
The proposed business is intended for use as a Bed and Breakfast and will be called
Ka-iw Bed and Breakfast. A Bed & Breakfast accommodation (B&B) is defined as an
independent small property which offers overnight lodging and breakfast in a home-like
setting. Also, bed and breakfasts usually have the hosts/owner living in it for they are
often private family homes that typically has four to eleven rooms.
In this regard, Ka-iw Bed and Breakfast requests for a ten room Bed and Breakfast that
incorporates a homey and incorporates modern Cordilleran log cabin design.
The Ka-iw Bed and Breakfast will be a lodging facility offering standard
accommodation, serving nutritious organic food and beverage in affordable price and one
of a kind Cordilleran delis and souvenirs.
Ka-iw Bed and Breakfast will be located at 10, General Lim Street, Kisad Road, Legarda,
Burnham, Baguio City, Philippines, 2600. It has a total of 771 square meters with a total
value of Php 185,000.00 per month and offers enough parking space for at least
maximum of 15 cars. The tourist attraction located near the establishment is Burnham
Park and is near the central business district where SM City Baguio is located. In order to
introduce the business to the people, it will be marketed through the use of social media
platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
Ka-iw Bed and Breakfast will be operational in the year of 2024. The rooms will
accommodate a maximum of 32 people, the café will be having a seating capacity of 50
and will operate from 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Vision
Ka-iw Bed and Breakfast envisions itself to be known as a local lodging providing
modern Cordilleran log cabin inspired accommodation, serving appetizing flavorful foods
and thirst quenching beverages and delivers a remarkable service.
Mission
Objectives
BUSINESS LOGO
The proposed business name of the Bed and Breakfast is “Ka-iw” a “Kankana-
ey” word which means “wood”. The white background signifies safety at the same time it
purifies the negativities that our customer may encounter. The light and green color
represents the city of Pines on where our establishment located. And our tagline means
that all our valued customer will come back again in order enjoy, experience and be
satisfied again with our services.
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Café Logo
The proposed name of our café is “Kape Huyan” means having a coffee in the
woods. “Kape” is a Tagalog term for coffee while Huyan comes from the Tagalog word
kakahuyan which means forest. The round shape wood with a color of light and dark
brown symbolizes well rounded connections and natural way of service that we offer to
our valued customer. Coffee cup signifies coffee and comfort we serve. The red orange
color represents warmhearted which we welcome our customer with our wide open arms.
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MARKET
FEASIBILITY
STUDY
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SWOT ANALYSIS
STRENGTHS
Ka-iw Bed and Breakfast will have facilities like coffee shop and souvenir
shop. Our facilities will give the best Cordilleran experience for the guest
because of the ambiance of the place and the new amenities that will be
providing. The new facilities and amenities will be a reason for tourist and
guests to be attracted.
3. Competitive Employees
The employees of Ka-iw Bed and Breakfast will undergo strict trainings
and tests focusing on guest service and skills before they are completely
employed by the management.
WEAKNESSES
Ka-iw Bed and Breakfast is new in the industry and competition will be
tough. Therefore, most people are not familiar with the establishment
unlike its competitors who already established their name, reputations and
their customers. To counterplan this weakness the establishment will focus
its effort on advertising using different kinds of promotional materials and
media. With intensive use of social media and other promotional materials
the bed and breakfast could gain popularity in a short period of time.
It will also give discounts on its facilities to entice people to visit the
establishment.
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OPPORTUNITIES
With the popularity of the Panagbenga festival in the city, many local,
domestic or even international tourists visit Baguio City which means that
it is an opportunity for the bed and breakfast to provide accommodation
and food.
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THREATS
Guest changing preferences can affect the bed and breakfast. The bed and
breakfast can lost some of its guests. To counter the threats, the
bed and breakfast will offer affordable promotions that can entice the
guest to visit the establishment.
Some guests that are conscious on their financial will prefer to avail
cheaper rates of nearby competitors so as a counterplan, the establishment
will come up with different promos and also provide higher quality of
services.
3. Tourist that preferably stays on hotel rather than bed and breakfast
accommodation.
Hotels are the known as the number one lodging facility in the hospitality
industry comparing to bed and breakfast, transient houses, inns, and the
like. Guests that prefer hotel will now become a threat for the
establishment and also the potential growth of Ka-iw Bed and Breakfast.
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THE MARKET
Local Tourist
11%
Statistical Data
Year/
Domestic Foreign Balikbayan TOTAL
Quarter
Target Market.
• Domestic Tourist
Domestic tourists are targeted and usually travel for some
reasons such as recreation, visiting places and do activities and
sightseeing. The tourists are ready and willing to learn the
language and the culture of every place they visit. Tourists go to
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Baguio because of its cool climate, rich culture and tourist’s spots.
Ka-Iw Bed and Breakfast is the best place to stay for them to enjoy
their vacation and needs.
• International Tourist
• Local tourist
THE COMPETITION
Le Monette Bed and Breakfast 112 Bright red street 2-Star, Bed and Breakfast
corner,
Forest House Bed and Breakfast Loakan Road, Camp John 3-Star, Bed and Breakfast
Hay, Baguio City
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DIRECT:
Description:
The bed and breakfast offers a restaurant. Wireless internet is complimentary. This
Baguio bed and breakfast also offers karaoke and a garden. Limited complimentary
onsite parking is available on a first come, first-served basis. Le Monette B&B has
designated areas for smoking.
Counter plan:
Ka-iw Bed and Breakfast has a wide variety of unique rooms that can make the guests be
more relaxed. Employees are very well trained to serve the guests so that they can have a
more a good memory in staying in our hotel.
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Description:
Forest House was born of a concept to capture the very essence of Baguio City.
According to their page it is a place to escape the harshness of reality and take time out
for a breath of fresh air and a place where you can sit back and relax.
Counter plan:
Ka-iw Bed and Breakfast has unique concept- a modern Cordilleran log cabin. It offers
different unique rooms that have different amenities like mini-bar, flat screen TV’s and
many more. It is also near the central business district and near the most visited park in
Baguio which is the Burnham Park. Room service is also available 24/7.
INDIRECT:
Description:
This hotel is a 7-minute walk from Burnham Park and 6 km from the observation deck at
Mines View Park. Simple down to earth rooms have flat screen TVs, free Wi-Fi and
minibar. Upgraded quarters add verandas, living rooms and kitchenettes. Some have
balconies. Room service is available 24/7.
Counter plan:
Ka-iw bed and breakfast offers relatively low and more affordable rooms. The ambiance
compared to other hotels will give you the Baguio experience because of the styles of the
rooms and the hotel itself.
Description:
The hotel has a spa center and sauna and guests can enjoy a meal at the restaurant or a
drink at the bar. Every room comes with a flat-screen TV. Extras include bath robes,
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slippers, and free toiletries. You will find a 24-hour front desk and gift shop at the
property. Burnham park is 701 m from the hotel, while Session Road is 901 m away.
Counterplan:
Ka-iw bed and breakfast has a café that offers cordilleran food and beverages that the
guest will never forget. The ambiance of the place will give memories that the guest will
never forget.it also has a souvenir shop that will offer cordillera products to the guests.
MARKETING MIX
Product
ROOMS
Ka-Iw Bed and Breakfast will provide its guests with comfortable and relaxing
rooms that will allow them to experience and feel a true Baguio sensation. Ka-Iw Bed
and Breakfast has a total of ten (10) rooms. There are four (4) Standard Rooms called
The Pine, three (3) Deluxe Rooms called The Alnus, three (3) Family Room called The
Gmelina.
SALES PROJECTION
ROOM SALES
ROOMS NO. OF ROOMS ROOM RATE ESTIMATED
DAILY RATE
THE GMELINA 3 7,900.00 23,700.00
(Family Room)
THE ALNUS 3 6.600.00 19,800.00
(Deluxe Room)
THE PINE 4 4,700.00 18,800.00
(Standard Room)
TOTAL 10 62,300.00
Table 4: Marketing Mix Products-Rooms
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ROOM AMENITIES
Standard
(glass bottled)
Hot and Cold Shower 1 1 1
Hot and Cold Faucet 1 1 1
Toilet with bidet 1 1 1
Lavatory 1 1 1
Bath Soap 5 4 2
Hand Soap 5 4 2
Shampoo & Conditioner 5 4 2
Shower Cap 5 4 2
Dental Kit 5 4 2
Grooming Kit 5 4 2
Slippers 5 4 2
Bath Towel 5 4 2
Face Towel 5 4 2
Hand Towel 5 4 2
Bath Mat 1 1 1
Bathroom Tissue 1 1 1
Facial Tissue 1 1 1
Laundry Bag 1 1 1
Ceiling Fan 1 1 1
Sheer Curtains 1 1 1
Heavy Curtains 1 1 1
Bathroom Mirror 1 1 1
Fire Extinguisher 1 1 1
Voucher 5 5 5
Table 5: Marketing Mix Product-Amenities
Price
Ka-iw Bed and Breakfast will offer affordable reasonable price to its valuable guests. The
prices are based on the average rate of Bed and Breakfast current prices in Baguio City.
Also, the prices of the rooms will depend on the peak and lean season rates. During these
months tourism activities in the city are at its peak. During lean season the bed and
breakfast may offer discounts to ensure guest bookings.
Place
Ka-iw Bed and Breakfast will be located along 10 General Lim Street, Kisad Road,
Legarda, Baguio City. It has a total land area of 771 square meters and it is for lease at
PhP 185,000/month. The location is near the city center or the central business district
and the famous tourist spot in the city which is Burnham Park that is perfect spot to the
potential guests who would like to visit.
Programming
These are designed to increase customer spending or length of stay, or to add to the
appeal of packages and to promote the bed and breakfast itself.
MONTH PROMOTION
January Baro Nga Tawen!
February Ayaten Nights
March Panagradwar
April Imbaya Festifeels
May Celebration of Tribes
June Pride Month Celebration
July Cordillera Day Special
August Salute our community heroes!
September Fruit Festival
October Buan iti Alitao ken ni Ikit
November Kulaw-aw Month
December Krismas Kasin
Table 7: Marketing Mix Programming-Monthly Promotion
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People
The proposed business will be hiring highly professional, self-oriented and well-trained
people that will provide the guest’s expectation when it comes to services. Involved
people will ensure guest satisfaction, deals and handle guest complaints. Employees who
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are selected, recruited and hired will be dealing with seminars and proper training
programs to enhance their skills and broaden their knowledge to guarantee excellence in
service. Ka-iw Bed and Breakfast target market are mainly domestic tourists which
includes of mostly families. Ka-iw also targets foreign tourists and balikbayans.
Partnership
SOURCES OF REVENUE
Sources Of Revenue
1%
46%
53%
Rooms
Café
Souvenir
SALES PROJECTION
ROOM SALES
THE GMELINA
(Family Room) 3 7,900.00 23,700.00
THE ALNUS
(Deluxe Room) 3 6.600.00 19,800.00
THE PINE
(Standard Room) 4 4,700.00 18,800.00
TOTAL 10 62,300.00
Table 9: Sales Projection-Room Sales
TOTAL 41,250.00
TOTAL 6,786,450
February 15,000.00
March 15,000.00
April 15,000.00
May 15,000.00
June 15,000.00
July 15,000.00
August 15,000.00
September 15,000.00
October 15,000.00
November 15,000.00
December 15,000.00
Table 13: Sales Projection- Estimated Annual Souvenir Shop Rental Sales
.
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TECHNICAL
FEASIBILITY
STUDY
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The proposed Bed and Breakfast will be located at General Lim Street, Baguio City
which is appropriate for the establishment potential guest while also giving accessibility
of being near the Burnham Park. The total land area of the location is 771 square meter.
The place offers a secured, quiet place and the natural cold climate of Baguio City.
SITE LOCATION
ROOM AMENITIES
ITEMS QUANTITY UNIT COST PROJECTED COST (15% ) TOTAL
Bath Soap 100 PHP 5.00 PHP 5.75 PHP 575.00
ROOM AMENITIES
ITEMS QUANTITY UNIT COST PROJECTED COST (15% ) TOTAL
Single Size Bed 15 PHP 13,500.00 PHP 15,525.00 PHP 232,875.00
Queen Size Bed 12 PHP 18,500.00 PHP 21,275.00 PHP 255,300.00
42” Flat Screen TV 10 PHP 31,699.00 PHP 36,453.85 PHP 364,538.50
Lampshade 10 PHP 480.00 PHP 552.00 PHP 5,520.00
Bedside Table 10 PHP 1,147.00 PHP 1,319.05 PHP 13,190.50
Toilet w/ Bidet 10 PHP 6,500.00 PHP 7,475.00 PHP 74,750.00
Bathroom Mirror 10 PHP 1,890.00 PHP 2,173.50 PHP 21,735.00
Water Heater Shower 10 PHP 6,480.00 PHP 7,452.00 PHP 74,520.00
Bed Spread (Single) 20 PHP 2,300.00 PHP 2,645.00 PHP 52,900.00
Bed Spread (Queen) 20 PHP 2,500.00 PHP 2,875.00 PHP 57,500.00
Telephone 10 PHP 1,700.00 PHP 1,955.00 PHP 19,550.00
Hair Dryer 10 PHP 1,500.00 PHP 1,725.00 PHP 17,250.00
Electric Kettle 10 PHP 500.00 PHP 575.00 PHP 5,750.00
Ceiling Fan 10 PHP 1,472.00 PHP 1,692.80 PHP 16,928.00
Roll Away 10 PHP 5,495.00 PHP 6,319.25 PHP 63,192.50
Chair 7 PHP 900.00 PHP 1,035.00 PHP 7,245.00
Working Table 7 PHP 2,549.00 PHP 2,931.35 PHP 20,519.45
Digital Alarm Clock 10 PHP 890.00 PHP 1,023.50 PHP 10,235.00
Vanity Mirror 10 PHP 990.00 PHP 1,138.50 PHP 11,385.00
Vaults 10 PHP 2,599.00 PHP 2,988.85 PHP 29,888.50
TOTAL 221 PHP 103,591.00 PHP 119,129.65 PHP 1,354,772.45
Table 14.1: Room Amenities
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SILVERWARES INVENTORY
ITEMS QUANTITY UNIT COST PROJECTED COST (15% ) TOTAL
B&B knife 150 PHP 60.00 PHP 69.00 PHP 10,350.00
Dessert Fork 150 PHP 50.00 PHP 57.50 PHP 8,625.00
Dessert Spoon 150 PHP 45.00 PHP 51.75 PHP 7,762.50
Dinner Fork 150 PHP 375.00 PHP 431.25 PHP 64,687.50
Dinner Spoon 150 PHP 375.00 PHP 431.25 PHP 64,687.50
Salad Spoon 150 PHP 375.00 PHP 431.25 PHP 64,687.50
Dinner Knife 150 PHP 375.00 PHP 431.25 PHP 64,687.50
Tea Spoon 50 PHP 375.00 PHP 431.25 PHP 21,562.50
Soup Spoon 150 PHP 70.00 PHP 80.50 PHP 12,075.00
Serving Spoon 50 PHP 70.00 PHP 80.50 PHP 4,025.00
Serving Fork 50 PHP 70.00 PHP 80.50 PHP 4,025.00
TOTAL 1350 PHP 2,240.00 PHP 2,576.00 PHP 327,175.00
Table 17: Silverwares and Inventory
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CHINAWARE INVENTORY
ITEMS QUANTITY UNIT COST PROJECTED COST (15% ) TOTAL
Dinner Plate 150 PHP 150.00 PHP 172.50 PHP 25,875.00
B&B Plate 150 PHP 50.00 PHP 57.50 PHP 8,625.00
Dessert Plate 150 PHP 100.00 PHP 115.00 PHP 17,250.00
Salad plate 150 PHP 125.00 PHP 143.75 PHP 21,562.50
Pasta plate 150 PHP 160.00 PHP 184.00 PHP 27,600.00
TOTAL 750 PHP 585.00 PHP 672.75 PHP 100,912.50
Table 18: Chinaware’s Inventory
GLASSWARE INVENTORY
ITEMS QUANTITY UNIT COST PROJECTED COST (15% ) TOTAL
Coffee Cups 150 PHP 70.00 PHP 80.50 PHP 12,075.00
Espresso Cup 50 PHP 150.00 PHP 172.50 PHP 8,625.00
Highball Glass 150 PHP 150.00 PHP 172.50 PHP 25,875.00
Water Goblet 150 PHP 150.00 PHP 172.50 PHP 25,875.00
Irish Coffee Mug 100 PHP 328.00 PHP 377.20 PHP 37,720.00
TOTAL 600 PHP 848.00 PHP 975.20 PHP 110,170.00
Table 19: Glassware Inventory
HOUSEKEEPING EQUIPMENTS
ITEMS QUANTITY UNIT COST PROJECTED COST (15% ) TOTAL
Luggage Trolley 2 PHP 10,438.56 PHP 12,004.34 PHP 24,008.69
Floor Polisher 3 PHP 26,900.00 PHP 30,935.00 PHP 92,805.00
Housekeeping Cart 3 PHP 8,090.65 PHP 9,304.25 PHP 27,912.74
Mop Squeezer 3 PHP 1,250.00 PHP 1,437.50 PHP 4,312.50
Vacuum Cleaner 3 PHP 3,225.00 PHP 3,708.75 PHP 11,126.25
Waste Trolley 3 PHP 800.00 PHP 920.00 PHP 2,760.00
Laundry Cart 3 PHP 5,500.00 PHP 6,325.00 PHP 18,975.00
TOTAL 20 PHP 56,204.21 PHP 64,634.84 PHP 181,900.18
Table 21: Housekeeping Equipment
CLEANING SUPPLIES
ITEMS QUANTITY UNIT COST PROJECTED COST (15% ) TOTAL
Bleach 10 PHP 160.00 PHP 184.00 PHP 1,840.00
Air Freshener 10 PHP 275.00 PHP 316.25 PHP 3,162.50
Furniture Polish 10 PHP 190.00 PHP 218.50 PHP 2,185.00
Garbage Bag 40 PHP 50.00 PHP 57.50 PHP 2,300.00
Cleaning Gloves 15 PHP 160.00 PHP 184.00 PHP 2,760.00
Cleaning Detergent 10 PHP 44.00 PHP 50.60 PHP 506.00
Toilet Cleaner 10 PHP 45.00 PHP 51.75 PHP 517.50
Tile Cleaner 10 PHP 209.00 PHP 240.35 PHP 2,403.50
Disinfectant Cleaner 10 PHP 350.00 PHP 402.50 PHP 4,025.00
TOTAL 125 PHP 1,483.00 PHP 1,705.45 PHP 19,699.50
Table 22: Cleaning Supplies
FOOD INVENTORY
UNIT OF
PRODUCT QUANTITY UNIT PRICE PROJECTED COST TOTAL
MEASUREMENT
Banana Ketchup 2 kg 30 PHP 85.50 PHP 98.33 PHP 2,949.75
Soda 240 ml 30 PHP 15.00 PHP 17.25 PHP 517.50
Soy sauce 1000 ml 25 PHP 72.00 PHP 82.80 PHP 2,070.00
Brown Sugar 1 kg 15 PHP 55.00 PHP 63.25 PHP 948.75
Vegetable Oil 1000 ml 30 PHP 85.00 PHP 97.75 PHP 2,932.50
Sea salt 1000g 10 PHP 20.00 PHP 23.00 PHP 230.00
Star anise 1g 10 PHP 48.25 PHP 55.49 PHP 554.88
Chinese five spice powder 30 g 15 PHP 32.00 PHP 36.80 PHP 552.00
UNIT OF
PRODUCT QUANTITY UNIT PRICE PROJECTED COST TOTAL
MEASUREMENT
Lemon 100 g 20 PHP 25.00 PHP 28.75 PHP 575.00
Garlic 1000 g 30 PHP 90.00 PHP 103.50 PHP 3,105.00
Onion 1000 g 30 PHP 80.00 PHP 92.00 PHP 2,760.00
Tomato 1000 g 20 PHP 40.00 PHP 46.00 PHP 920.00
Green mango 1000 g 15 PHP 130.00 PHP 149.50 PHP 2,242.50
Orange 100 g 15 PHP 40.00 PHP 46.00 PHP 690.00
Bay Leaf 2 pc 10 PHP 45.00 PHP 51.75 PHP 517.50
Sichuan Peppercorns 100 g 20 PHP 175.00 PHP 201.25 PHP 4,025.00
Eggplant 540 g 15 PHP 45.00 PHP 51.75 PHP 776.25
Tomato 260 g 15 PHP 40.00 PHP 46.00 PHP 690.00
Basil 12 g 10 PHP 15.00 PHP 17.25 PHP 172.50
Mushroom 450 g 10 PHP 45.00 PHP 51.75 PHP 517.50
Thyme 100 g 5 PHP 18.50 PHP 21.28 PHP 106.38
Parsley 100 g 5 PHP 15.75 PHP 18.11 PHP 90.56
Honey 500 ml 15 PHP 87.00 PHP 100.05 PHP 1,500.75
Lemon 500 g 20 PHP 90.00 PHP 103.50 PHP 2,070.00
Buko 1 pc 40 PHP 40.00 PHP 46.00 PHP 1,840.00
Kaong 335 ml 40 PHP 89.00 PHP 102.35 PHP 4,094.00
Jack fruit 340 g 40 PHP 100.00 PHP 115.00 PHP 4,600.00
Macapuno 340 g 40 PHP 106.00 PHP 121.90 PHP 4,876.00
Kidney beans 350 g 40 PHP 52.00 PHP 59.80 PHP 2,392.00
Garabanzos 425g 40 PHP 38.50 PHP 44.28 PHP 1,771.00
Saba 1.8 kg 40 PHP 99.00 PHP 113.85 PHP 4,554.00
Ube / Yam 445 ml 40 PHP 60.00 PHP 69.00 PHP 2,760.00
TOTAL PHP 1,800.61 PHP 47,645.94
Table 28: Food Inventory Fruits and Vegetables
UNIT OF
PRODUCT QUANTITY UNIT PRICE PROJECTED COST TOTAL
MEASUREMENT
Chicken thigh 1000 g 40 PHP 121.00 PHP 139.15 PHP 5,566.00
Chicken Breast 1000 g 40 PHP 150.00 PHP 172.50 PHP 6,900.00
Pork Belly 1000 g 30 PHP 230.00 PHP 264.50 PHP 7,935.00
Salmon 680 g 20 PHP 190.00 PHP 218.50 PHP 4,370.00
Shrimp 1000 g 20 PHP 750.00 PHP 862.50 PHP 17,250.00
TOTAL PHP 1,657.15 PHP 42,021.00
Table 29: Food Inventory Meat and Seafood
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BEVERAGES INVENTORY
UNIT OF
PRODUCT QUANTITY UNIT PRICE PROJECTED COST TOTAL
MEASUREMENT
Ground Coffee 1kg 5 PHP 360.00 PHP 414.00 PHP 2,070.00
Sugar 1kg 2 PHP 52.00 PHP 59.80 PHP 119.60
Milk 370ml 10 PHP 35.75 PHP 41.11 PHP 411.13
Teabag 50g 10 PHP 90.75 PHP 104.36 PHP 1,043.63
Ube / Yam 310 g 40 PHP 60.00 PHP 69.00 PHP 2,760.00
Vanilla Ice cream 1000g 20 PHP 230.00 PHP 264.50 PHP 5,290.00
Vanilla Extract 10 ml 15 PHP 26.00 PHP 29.90 PHP 448.50
Strawberry 1000g 3 PHP 150.00 PHP 172.50 PHP 517.50
Coffee granules 100g 10 PHP 78.20 PHP 89.93 PHP 899.30
Chocolate Syrup 355ml 5 PHP 111.00 PHP 127.65 PHP 638.25
Ice 5000g 5 PHP 15.00 PHP 17.25 PHP 86.25
Matcha Tea Powder 100g 3 PHP 190.00 PHP 218.50 PHP 655.50
Bottled Water 500 ml 50 PHP 20.00 PHP 23.00 PHP 1,150.00
Coke (regular) 330ml 50 PHP 28.00 PHP 32.20 PHP 1,610.00
Sprite (regular) 330 ml 50 PHP 28.00 PHP 32.20 PHP 1,610.00
Royal 330 ml 50 PHP 28.00 PHP 32.20 PHP 1,610.00
Mt. Dew 330 ml 50 PHP 23.75 PHP 27.31 PHP 1,365.63
Pineapple Juice 240 ml 50 PHP 26.00 PHP 29.90 PHP 1,495.00
Orange Juice 240 ml 50 PHP 25.00 PHP 28.75 PHP 1,437.50
Mango Juice 250 ml 50 PHP 25.50 PHP 29.33 PHP 1,466.25
TOTAL PHP 1,843.39 PHP 26,684.03
Table 30: Beverage Inventory
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List of Suppliers
Ifugao Woodcarver’s Village
Asin Road, Baguio, 2600 Benguet,
Philippines.
Balingit Home Furnishing
Address: New Lucban Rd, Baguio,
Benguet
Fixture and Furniture
Phone: (074) 442 9715
Enigma Technologies
Address: 3-B, West Burnham Place
Condominium, Kisad Rd, Baguio, 2600
Benguet
Phone: (074) 446 1630
Computer and Technical Equipment
Interlink Electronic Security Solutions
Incorporated
Address: 280, Ferguson Rd, Guisad
Central, Baguio, 2600, Benguet
Phone: 0920 910 1623
E-Plus Stationery, Inc.
Address: 108 Veronica St, Tytana Plaza,
Binondo, Manila
Phone:+63 (2) 241-0091 | 241-0050
Office Supplies +63 (2) 244-2458 | 244-2459
Laser Marketing
Address: 26 A, Mabini St, Baguio, 2600,
Benguet
Phone: (074) 442 582
Powerclean
Address: #02, M.H Del Pilar Street, Corner
Gen. V. Lim Street, Brgy. Burnham-
Legarda, Baguio, 2600, Benguet
Phone: (074) 244 0935
Laundry and Housekeeping Supplies and
Trendsetter Collection
Equipment
8016 Edison Avenue, LP Leviste Village
Barangay Merville West Service Road
Phone :(63) 2-822-22849
Glotoc tools and Industrial Sales Center
Addres: Golden Court Commercial Bldg,
258 Magsaysay Ave, Baguio, 2600,
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Benguet
Phone: (074) 442 1346
OMG! Sweets Baking Supplies
Kitchen Tools and Equipment
Address: Ferguson Rd. Baguio, 2600,
Benguet
Phone: 0917 825 3917
La Trinidad Vegetable Trading Post
Pico Road, Barangay Pico, La Trinidad,
2601
GIL Vegetable Dealer and Supplier
Vegetable and fruits supplier
Stall 19-20 Lower Kayang, Baguio City
Public Market
OPERATIONAL
FEASIBLITY
STUDY
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The proposed business structure will not be recognized for it will be up to the
future proprietors and future owners to direct what sort of possession and business
structure would be implemented in his/her business. The proposed business will be
transparently talked about upon the investor or entrepreneur who will be interested in
financing the business.
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Operations Manager
Assistant Manager
Barista / Bookkeeper
Front Desk Agent Head Cook
Bartender
Kitchen Purchaser
Room Attendant Steward
Public Area
Attendant
Work Schedule
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Operations Manager Flexible Day off
Assistant Manager 8am-5pm 8am-5pm 8am-5pm 8am-5pm 8am-5pm Day Off 8am-5pm
Front Desk 1 Day Off 11pm-8am 11pm-8am 11pm-8am 11pm-8am 11pm-8am 11pm-8am
Front Desk 2 11pm-8am Day Off 2pm-11pm 2pm-11pm 2pm-11pm 2pm-11pm 2pm-11pm
Front Desk 3 2pm-11pm 2pm-11pm Day Off 7am-4pm 7am-4pm 7am-4pm 7am-4pm
Front Desk 4 7am-4pm 7am-4pm 7am-4pm Day Off 8am-5pm 8am-5pm 8am-5pm
Room Attendant 1 11pm-8am Day Off 2pm-11pm 2pm-11pm 2pm-11pm 2pm-11pm 2pm-11pm
Room Attendant 2 2pm-11pm 2pm-11pm Day Off 7am-4pm 7am-4pm 7am-4pm 7am-4pm
Room Attendant 3 7am-4pm 7am-4pm 7am-4pm Day Off 8am-5pm 8am-5pm 8am-5pm
Head Cook 8am-5pm 8am-5pm 8am-5pm 8am-5pm 8am-5pm 8am-5pm Day Off
Kitchen Steward 1 Day Off 6am-3pm 6am-3pm 6am-3pm 6am-3pm 6am-3pm 6am-3pm
Kitchen Steward 2 2pm-11pm Day Off 2pm-11pm 2pm-11pm 2pm-11pm 2pm-11pm 2pm-11pm
Maintenance Crew 8am-5pm 8am-5pm 8am-5pm 8am-5pm 8am-5pm Day Off 8am-5pm
Table 32: Work Schedule
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Uniform Expense
DEPARTMENT NUMBER OF Cost of Projected Number Total
PERSONNEL Uniform per Cost of sets Uniform
Set (15%) Cost
Top Management
Operations Manager 1 Php 1,700.00 Php 1,955.00 3 Php 5,865.00
Assistant Manager 1 Php 1,700.00 Php 1,955.00 3 Php 5,865.00
Head Cook 1 Php 1,600.00 Php 1,840.00 3 Php 5,520.00
Rank and File
Bookkeeper 1 Php 1,300.00 Php 1,495.00 3 Php 4,485.00
Barista 3 Php 1,300.00 Php 1,495.00 9 Php 13,455.00
Front Desk Agent 4 Php 1,300.00 Php 1,495.00 12 Php 17,940.00
Cook 4 Php 1,300.00 Php 1,495.00 12 Php 17,940.00
Bellman 2 Php 1,300.00 Php 1,495.00 6 Php 8,970.00
Cashier 3 Php 1,000.00 Php 1,150.00 9 Php 10,350.00
Waiter 4 Php 1,000.00 Php 1,150.00 12 Php 13,800.00
Room Attendant 3 Php 1,000.00 Php 1,150.00 9 Php 10,350.00
Purchaser 1 Php 800.00 Php 920.00 3 Php 2,760.00
Steward 2 Php 800.00 Php 920.00 6 Php 5,520.00
Public Area 1 Php 800.00 Php 920.00
3 Php 2,760.00
Attendant
TOTAL 31 93 Php125,580.00
Table 33: Personnel Salary Expense
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Job Summary:
Job Summary:
• The Assistant General manager is responsible for all aspects of operations at the
hotel and provides support to the General Manager. Assistant Manager is usually
responsible for scheduling employees, training new employees, and hiring new
employees. Directs and coordinates hotels activities to obtain optimum efficiency
and economy of operations and maximize full potential with a balanced focus on
hotels mission, guests, employees and owner’s satisfaction.
Job Description
• Acts as the bed and breakfast public relations director and promotes the property
within the industry, local community and trade associations.
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• Selects or assist in the selection of staff and completes all new hire paper works.
• Assist General Manager in wage scale surveys and ensures employee wages are
followed by the company and industry salary guidelines.
• Ensures property, grounds, physical plant and work areas maintained to standard.
Job Specification:
• Payroll payment due to employees for their services during a given period
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Job Summary:
• Front Desk Clerk is responsible to the guest throughout all stages of the guest's
stay. Determinate's a guest's reservation status and identifies how long the guest
will stay. Helps guest’s complete registration cards and then assigns rooms,
accommodating special requests whenever possible. Verifies the guest's method
of payment and follows established credit-checking procedures. Places guest and
room information in the appropriate front desk racks and communicates this
information to the appropriate hotel personnel.
Job Description:
• Knows the location and types of available rooms as well as the activities and
services of the property.
• Advise guest of any messages, mail, faxes, etc. received for them
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Job Specification:
• Hands-on experience with office equipment (e.g. fax machines and printers)
Job Summary:
• Primarily responsible to Greet and welcome all guest to the hotel and relieve
guests of their luggage on arrival. You will ensure that the highest standards of
hospitality and welcome are always demonstrated, and that all guest requests are
dealt with in a prompt and courteous manner.
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Job Specification:
• Must be able to move lift, carry, push, pull, and place objects weighing less than
or equal to 80 pounds
• Must be able to stand sit, or walk for an extended period of time or for an entire
work shift
• Reach overhead and below the knees, including bending, twisting, pulling, and
stooping
Job Summary:
Job Summary:
• Keeps all lobbies and public facilities (such as lobby restrooms, telephone area,
the front desk, and offices) in a neat and clean condition. Public area attendant
promotes a positive image of the property to guests and must be pleasant, honest,
friendly and should also able to address guest requests and problems.
Job Description:
• Maintenance request forms filled out for all equipment or areas in need of repair
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• Collects and removes trash from all areas of the operation following established
procedures.
• Collects and removes trash from all areas of the operation following established
procedures.
• Dispose of waste as per the hotel and authority standards and Adhere to recycling
guidelines.
Job Specification:
• Communicates effectively
Job Summary:
Job Description:
• Check identification of the guest to make sure they meet age requirements for
purchase of alcohol and tobacco products.
• Mix drinks, cocktails and other bar beverages as ordered and in compliance with
hotel standard drink recipes.
• Ensure that the assigned bar area is fully equipped with tools and products needed
for Mixing beverages and serving guests.
Job Specification:
• NC II holder in Barista
• Product Knowledge
• Customer Service
• Efficiency
• Experience in handling Point of sale (POS) terminals and Stock & Inventory
management software.
Job Summary:
• Ensure that all guests are served to the hotels standard in the Restaurant / Café
areas. Display highest standards of hospitality and welcome are demonstrated at
all times within all food and beverage areas. Wait staff is also responsible in
taking orders for, serves (where applicable, prepares) food and beverages to
guests as per the hotels standards in a friendly, timely and efficient manner.
Job Description:
• Informs guests about the special items for the day and menu changes if any.
• Suggest food and beverages to the guest and also try to upsell.
• Take food and beverage orders from the guest on the order taking pads or on the
handheld Point of sale ( POS ) system.
• Server food and beverage to the guest as per the course of order.
• Observes guests and ensure their satisfaction with the food and service.
• Assist bus persons with stocking and maintaining the restaurant par stock levels
and side station.
• Help other areas of the restaurant such as answering telephones and completing
financial transactions.
Job Specification:
Job Summary:
• A head chef is a highly skilled professional cook who oversees the operations of
the restaurant. A head chef is often involved in developing menu offerings,
forecasting supply needs and estimating costs. They are expected to make sure the
restaurant meets all regulations, including sanitary and safety guidelines. They
direct kitchen staff and handle any food-related concerns.
Job Description:
• Supervise and coordinate activities of cooks and other food preparation workers
• Inspect supplies, equipment, and work areas for cleanliness and functionality
• Hire, train, and supervise cooks and other food preparation workers
Job Specification:
• Prior experience in related food and beverage service and food preparation
positions.
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Job Summary:
• Cook will be responsible for preparing awesome dishes for our guests. Duties will
include prepping meals by weighing, measuring, and mixing ingredients, cooking
meals, checking ingredients for freshness, and arranging and garnishing the
dishes. You will also be in charge of ensuring that the kitchen and equipment are
properly cleaned and maintained.
Job Description:
• Steam, grill, boil, bake or fry meats, fish, vegetables, and other ingredients.
• Help lead and inspire our kitchen staff with the restaurant manager.
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Job Specification:
• Prior experience in related food and beverage service and food preparation
positions.
Job Summary:
• Responsible for Operating and maintain cleaning equipment and tools. Also
responsible for washing dishes, china ware, flatware, cutlery, crockery, kitchen
vessels, sweeping and mopping floors, cleaning and detailing equipment's etc.
Maintains the kitchen, dish washing and back area in an inspection-ready
condition in accordance with local authority and hotel guidelines.
Job Description:
• Ensure the kitchen is clean, well maintained and organized at all times.
• Carry out general cleaning as directed to include sweeping, mopping up, washing
up, emptying of rubbish bins and boxes ensuring placement in the correct
containers
• Cleans and sanitizes pots, pans, utensils, and other minor equipment routinely
used in the kitchen following established procedures.
• Cleans and maintains floors and walls in kitchen and dish washing area by
following standard procedures.
• Cleans and sanitizes dishes and related service ware following established
procedures.
• If any breakages or chipped items found then remove them from circulation and
update the breakage and inventory register.
Job Specification:
• Knowledge in cooking
• Communicates effectively
Job Summary:
• Assist in day to day finance operations and he / she is primarily responsible for
computing, recording, collecting, analyzing and verifying numerical data for use
in maintaining accounting records of the financial operations of the hotel. Also
responsible for generating bills and collect all revenue owed to the hotel in an
accurate, timely manner in accordance with accounting policies and procedures.
Job Description:
• Cash handling functions for the hotel and reconcile all cash dropped at the front
desk.
• Assist with analyzing financial statements on a monthly basis and report any
variances to the concerned department heads.
Job Specification:
Job Summary:
• Cashier check prices and quantities for accuracy, collect and process payments,
and scan items for purchase. If you would like to include additional cashier duties
and responsibilities, simply add them to our cashier position description to create
a detailed job listing.
Job Description:
• Welcoming customers, answering their questions, helping them locate items, and
providing advice or recommendations.
• Accepting payments, ensuring all prices and quantities are accurate and proving a
receipt to every customer.
• Following all store procedures regarding coupons, gift cards, or the purchase of
specific items, such as alcohol or cigarettes.
Job Specification:
• Attention to detail.
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Job Summary:
Job Description:
• Organize and update database of suppliers, delivery times, invoices, and quantity
of supplies
• Work with team members, supervisors, and purchasing manager to develop future
purchasing plans and source potential relationships with vendors
Job Specification:
Outsourcing Service
Corporate Social Responsibility is a business philosophy which stresses the need for
firms to behave as good corporate citizens, not merely obeying the law but conducting
their production and marketing activities in a manner which avoids causing
environmental pollution or exhausting finite world resources.
Ka-Iw Bed and Breakfast will incorporate daily green practices such as recycling,
digitization of paper documents and use of LED lights to reduce carbon footprint.
Community: Volunteerism
Ka-Iw Bed and Breakfast practice social responsibility by donating money, products or
services to social causes such as charitable donations or local community programs that
encourage employee volunteerism by providing paid time off for such activities. Many
organizations seek to have an even greater impact through initiatives that integrate social
values into operational and business strategies. For example, to protect scarce natural
resources, a firm may make a commitment to use only recycled materials in its packaging
of consumer goods.\
For a Change
By doing good deeds without expecting anything in return, the business can express their
concern for specific issues and support for certain organizations. The employees who
have children attending school shall receive financial support from the company. The Ka-
Iw Bed and Breakfast will provide scholarship programs, seminars and youth
socialization activities.
Ka-Iw Bed and Breakfast assets are the employees and by treating employees fairly and
ethically. The company recognizes the efforts of the employees within the workplace and
Employees with an excellent performance would be given incentives and to reach their
full potential and be more effective and efficient.
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FINANCIAL
FEASIBILITY
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REVENUES:
Room Revenue Note 3 8,658,822.68 9,091,763.81 9,546,352.00 10,023,669.60 10,524,853.08
Sales - Restaurant Note 3 7,485,660.00 7,859,943.00 8,252,940.15 8,665,587.16 9,098,866.52
Sales - Souvenirs Note 3 180,000.00 189,000.00 198,450.00 208,372.50 218,791.13
Interest Income on Short-term Investments Note 3 31,419.87 49,792.49 68,105.49 91,328.58 114,462.40
Total 16,355,902.54 17,190,499.30 18,065,847.64 18,988,957.83 19,956,973.12
Less: Cost of Sales Note 4 2,245,698.00 2,357,982.90 2,475,882.05 2,599,676.15 2,729,659.95
NET INCOME BEFORE INCOME TAX 1,704,339.62 2,201,203.38 2,356,419.71 2,926,710.34 3,156,669.81
LESS: INCOME TAX (30%) 511,301.89 660,361.01 706,925.91 878,013.10 947,000.94
NET INCOME AFTER INCOME TAX 1,193,037.74 1,540,842.37 1,649,493.80 2,048,697.24 2,209,668.86
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Non-current Assets:
Property and Equipment:
Leasehold Improvement (Building) Note 7 6,650,000.00 6,300,000.00 5,950,000.00 5,600,000.00 5,250,000.00
Guest Room Equipment Note 7 1,126,366.73 1,045,911.97 965,457.20 885,002.43 804,547.67
Kitchen Equipment,Tools & Other Fixtures Note 7 115,578.45 102,736.40 89,894.35 77,052.30 64,210.25
Kitchen and Cafe Equipment Note 7 432,315.05 401,435.41 370,555.76 339,676.11 308,796.47
Housekeeping Tools & Equipment Note 7 179,026.67 159,134.82 139,242.97 119,351.11 99,459.26
Furniture & Fixtures Note 7 206,885.00 192,107.50 177,330.00 162,552.50 147,775.00
Office Equipment Note 7 137,665.35 122,369.20 107,073.05 91,776.90 76,480.75
Safety and Security Equipment Note 7 123,865.70 110,102.84 96,339.99 82,577.13 68,814.28
Liabilities:
Current Liabilities:
Accrued Expenses Note 17 71,444.17 75,016.38 78,767.20 82,705.56 86,840.84
SSS/PHIC/HDMF Premiums Payable Note 15 74,435.00 75,405.50 76,150.50 76,150.50 77,914.53
Withholding Taxes on Compensation Payable Note 16 9,338.29 9,338.29 13,046.04 13,046.04 14,314.43
Income Tax Payable IS 511,301.89 660,361.01 706,925.91 878,013.10 947,000.94
Equity:
Cash Inflows (Outflows) from Financing Activities 11,350,000.00 (200,000.00) (250,000.00) (300,000.00) (380,000.00)
Add (Deduct):
Net Income:
A 1,193,037.74 1,540,842.37 1,649,493.80 2,048,697.24 2,209,668.86
Personal Drawings:
A 150,000.00 200,000.00 250,000.00 300,000.00 380,000.00
Sources of Fund:
Owner's Contributions 11,500,000.00
Total 11,500,000.00
Total 1,223,696.23
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Cost of Sales - Restaurant (30% of sales) 2,245,698.00 2,357,982.90 2,475,882.05 2,599,676.15 2,729,659.95
Cost of Sales - Cafeteria (30% of sales) - - - - -
Note 5 Salaries Expense & SSS/PHIC/HDMF Premiums Expense/13th Mo. Pay YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5
** There an increase of 5% per annum except depreciation expense and promotional expense (decrease of 20%).
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Property and Equipment Acquisition cost Useful life (in years) Annual Depreciation
Kitchen Equipment,Tools & Other Fixtures 128,420.50 128,420.50 128,420.50 128,420.50 128,420.50
Less: Accum Dep'n 12,842.05 25,684.10 38,526.15 51,368.20 64,210.25
Net Book Value 115,578.45 102,736.40 89,894.35 77,052.30 64,210.25
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Note 12 Guestroom Supplies & Amenities
YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5
Beginning Balance - 69,086.25 82,903.50 88,603.12 93,266.44
Purchases 460,575.00 483,603.75 507,783.94 533,173.13 559,831.79
Total 460,575.00 552,690.00 590,687.44 621,776.25 653,098.23
Used Supplies (85%) 391,488.75 469,786.50 502,084.32 528,509.81 555,133.49
Note 16 Withholding Tax on Compensation Payable YEAR 1 YEAR 2 YEAR 3 YEAR 4 YEAR 5
SCHEDULES OF REVENUES
ROOM REVENUES
NUMBER OF RACK RATE TOTAL
TYPE OF ROOM
ROOMS (PHP) REVENUE
THE GMELINA (Family Room) 3 7,848.00 23,544.00
THE ALNUS (Deluxe Room) 3 6,549.00 19,647.00
THE PINE (Standard Room) 4 4,686.00 18,744.00
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61,935.00
Schedule 1. Proposed Schedule of Salaries Expense Schedule 2. Proposed Schedule of SSS, PHIC, HDMF Premiums
Payroll Year 1 & 2
Deductions Employer's Share
Employee Monthly Total Monthly Annual Gross Net Monthly
Employee Status SSS PHIC HDMF W.Tax Total SSS PHIC HDMF
ID Rate Pay Pay Pay
20191001 Operations Manager M2 43,750.00 43,750.00 525,000.00 581.30 437.50 875.00 6,704.57 8,598.37 35,151.63 1,208.70 437.50 875.00
20191002 Assistant Manager M1 35,000.00 35,000.00 420,000.00 581.30 437.50 700.00 2,489.57 4,208.37 30,791.63 1,208.70 437.50 700.00
20191003 Head Cook M 22,500.00 22,500.00 270,000.00 581.30 275.00 450.00 72.07 1,378.37 21,121.63 1,208.70 275.00 450.00
20191004 Bookkeeper M 22,500.00 22,500.00 270,000.00 581.30 275.00 450.00 72.07 1,378.37 21,121.63 1,208.70 275.00 450.00
20191005 Barista M 20,000.00 20,000.00 240,000.00 581.30 250.00 400.00 - 1,231.30 18,768.70 1,208.70 250.00 400.00
20191006 Purchaser M 20,000.00 20,000.00 240,000.00 581.30 250.00 400.00 - 1,231.30 18,768.70 1,208.70 250.00 400.00
20191007 Front Desk Agent 1 M 19,500.00 19,500.00 234,000.00 581.30 237.50 390.00 - 1,208.80 18,291.20 1,208.70 237.50 390.00
20191008 Front Desk Agent 2 M 19,500.00 19,500.00 234,000.00 581.30 237.50 390.00 - 1,208.80 18,291.20 1,208.70 237.50 390.00
20191009 Front Desk Agent 3 M 19,500.00 19,500.00 234,000.00 581.30 237.50 390.00 - 1,208.80 18,291.20 1,208.70 237.50 390.00
20191010 Bell Man 1 HF1 18,750.00 18,750.00 225,000.00 581.30 225.00 375.00 - 1,181.30 17,568.70 1,208.70 225.00 375.00
20191011 Bell Man 2 M1 18,750.00 18,750.00 225,000.00 581.30 225.00 375.00 - 1,181.30 17,568.70 1,208.70 225.00 375.00
20191012 Cashier 1 S 19,000.00 19,000.00 228,000.00 581.30 237.50 380.00 - 1,198.80 17,801.20 1,208.70 237.50 380.00
20191013 Cashier 2 S 19,000.00 19,000.00 228,000.00 581.30 237.50 380.00 - 1,198.80 17,801.20 1,208.70 237.50 380.00
20191014 Waiter 1 S 18,750.00 18,750.00 225,000.00 581.30 225.00 375.00 - 1,181.30 17,568.70 1,208.70 225.00 375.00
20191015 Waiter 2 S 18,750.00 18,750.00 225,000.00 581.30 225.00 375.00 - 1,181.30 17,568.70 1,208.70 225.00 375.00
20191016 Cook 1 S 16,250.00 16,250.00 195,000.00 581.30 200.00 325.00 - 1,106.30 15,143.70 1,208.70 200.00 325.00
20191017 Cook 2 S 16,250.00 16,250.00 195,000.00 581.30 200.00 325.00 - 1,106.30 15,143.70 1,208.70 200.00 325.00
20191018 Cook 3 S 16,250.00 16,250.00 195,000.00 581.30 200.00 325.00 - 1,106.30 15,143.70 1,208.70 200.00 325.00
20191019 Room Attendant 1 S 16,250.00 16,250.00 195,000.00 581.30 200.00 325.00 - 1,106.30 15,143.70 1,208.70 200.00 325.00
20191020 Room Attendant 2 S 16,250.00 16,250.00 195,000.00 581.30 200.00 325.00 - 1,106.30 15,143.70 1,208.70 200.00 325.00
20191021 Room Attendant 3 S 16,250.00 16,250.00 195,000.00 581.30 200.00 325.00 - 1,106.30 15,143.70 1,208.70 200.00 325.00
20191022 Maintenance Crew 1 M 13,750.00 13,750.00 165,000.00 490.50 162.50 275.00 - 928.00 12,822.00 1,004.50 162.50 275.00
20191023 Maintenance Crew 2 S 13,750.00 13,750.00 165,000.00 490.50 162.50 275.00 - 928.00 12,822.00 1,004.50 162.50 275.00
20191024 Steward 1 M1 12,500.00 12,500.00 150,000.00 454.20 150.00 250.00 - 854.20 11,645.80 930.80 150.00 250.00
20191025 Steward 2 S 12,500.00 12,500.00 150,000.00 454.20 150.00 250.00 - 854.20 11,645.80 930.80 150.00 250.00
Total 485,250.00 5,823,000.00 14,096.70 5,837.50 9,705.00 9,338.29 38,977.49 446,272.51 29,253.30 5,837.50 9,705.00
Annual 5,823,000.00 169,160.40 70,050.00 116,460.00 112,059.52 467,729.92 5,355,270.08 351,039.60 70,050.00 116,460.00
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Total 509,512.50 6,114,150.00 14,169.30 6,100.00 10,190.25 13,046.04 43,505.59 466,006.91 29,400.70 6,100.00 10,190.25
Annual 6,114,150.00 170,031.60 73,200.00 122,283.00 156,552.52 522,067.12 5,592,082.88 352,808.40 73,200.00 122,283.00
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Payroll Year 5
Employer's Share
Employee Emplo Monthly Total Monthly Annual Gross Net Monthly
Status SSS PHIC HDMF W.Tax Total SSS PHIC HDMF
ID yee Rate Pay Pay Pay
20191001 Operations Manager M2 48,234.38 48,234.38 578,812.50 581.30 437.50 964.69 7,583.51 9,567.00 38,667.38 1,208.70 437.50 964.69
20191002 Assistant Manager M1 38,587.50 38,587.50 463,050.00 581.30 437.50 771.75 5,692.72 7,483.27 31,104.23 1,208.70 437.50 771.75
20191003 Head Cook M 24,806.25 24,806.25 297,675.00 581.30 300.00 496.13 519.10 1,896.52 22,909.73 1,208.70 300.00 496.13
20191004 Bookkeeper M 24,806.25 24,806.25 297,675.00 581.30 300.00 496.13 519.10 1,896.52 22,909.73 1,208.70 300.00 496.13
20191005 Barista M 22,050.00 22,050.00 264,600.00 581.30 275.00 441.00 - 1,297.30 20,752.70 1,208.70 275.00 441.00
20191006 Purchaser M 22,050.00 22,050.00 264,600.00 581.30 275.00 441.00 - 1,297.30 20,752.70 1,208.70 275.00 441.00
20191007 Front Desk Agent 1 M 21,498.75 21,498.75 257,985.00 581.30 262.50 429.98 - 1,273.78 20,224.98 1,208.70 262.50 429.98
20191008 Front Desk Agent 2 M 21,498.75 21,498.75 257,985.00 581.30 262.50 429.98 - 1,273.78 20,224.98 1,208.70 262.50 429.98
20191009 Front Desk Agent 3 M 21,498.75 21,498.75 257,985.00 581.30 262.50 429.98 - 1,273.78 20,224.98 1,208.70 262.50 429.98
20191010 Bell Man 1 HF1 20,671.88 20,671.88 248,062.50 581.30 250.00 413.44 - 1,244.74 19,427.14 1,208.70 250.00 413.44
20191011 Bell Man 2 M1 20,671.88 20,671.88 248,062.50 581.30 250.00 413.44 - 1,244.74 19,427.14 1,208.70 250.00 413.44
20191012 Cashier 1 S 20,947.50 20,947.50 251,370.00 581.30 250.00 418.95 - 1,250.25 19,697.25 1,208.70 250.00 418.95
20191013 Cashier 2 S 20,947.50 20,947.50 251,370.00 581.30 250.00 418.95 - 1,250.25 19,697.25 1,208.70 250.00 418.95
20191014 Waiter 1 S 20,671.88 20,671.88 248,062.50 581.30 250.00 413.44 - 1,244.74 19,427.14 1,208.70 250.00 413.44
20191015 Waiter 2 S 20,671.88 20,671.88 248,062.50 581.30 250.00 413.44 - 1,244.74 19,427.14 1,208.70 250.00 413.44
20191016 Cook 1 S 17,915.63 17,915.63 214,987.50 581.30 212.50 358.31 - 1,152.11 16,763.51 1,208.70 212.50 358.31
20191017 Cook 2 S 17,915.63 17,915.63 214,987.50 581.30 212.50 358.31 - 1,152.11 16,763.51 1,208.70 212.50 358.31
20191018 Cook 3 S 17,915.63 17,915.63 214,987.50 581.30 212.50 358.31 - 1,152.11 16,763.51 1,208.70 212.50 358.31
20191019 Room Attendant 1 S 17,915.63 17,915.63 214,987.50 581.30 212.50 358.31 - 1,152.11 16,763.51 1,208.70 212.50 358.31
20191020 Room Attendant 2 S 17,915.63 17,915.63 214,987.50 581.30 212.50 358.31 - 1,152.11 16,763.51 1,208.70 212.50 358.31
20191021 Room Attendant 3 S 17,915.63 17,915.63 214,987.50 581.30 212.50 358.31 - 1,152.11 16,763.51 1,208.70 212.50 358.31
20191022 Maintenance Crew 1 M 15,159.38 15,159.38 181,912.50 545.00 187.50 303.19 - 1,035.69 14,123.69 1,135.00 187.50 303.19
20191023 Maintenance Crew 2 S 15,159.38 15,159.38 181,912.50 545.00 187.50 303.19 - 1,035.69 14,123.69 1,135.00 187.50 303.19
20191024 Steward 1 M1 13,781.25 13,781.25 165,375.00 490.50 162.50 275.63 - 928.63 12,852.63 1,004.50 162.50 275.63
20191025 Steward 2 S 13,781.25 13,781.25 165,375.00 490.50 162.50 275.63 - 928.63 12,852.63 1,004.50 162.50 275.63
Total 534,988.13 6,419,857.50 14,278.30 6,287.50 10,699.76 14,314.43 45,579.99 489,408.13 29,661.70 6,287.50 10,699.76
Annual 6,419,857.50 171,339.60 75,450.00 128,397.15 171,773.17 546,959.92 5,872,897.58 355,940.40 75,450.00 128,397.15
Assumption: There is an increase of 5% in the monthly salary rate of each employee every two years.
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TOTAL 1,206,821.50
TOTAL 128,420.50
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TOTAL 463,194.70
TOTAL 198,918.52
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TOTAL 221,662.50
Office Equipment
TOTAL 152,961.50
TOTAL 137,628.55
TOTAL 299,494.50
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TOTAL 153,525.00
Housekeeping Supplies
PROJECTED COST TOTAL COST
ITEM UNIT COST (Php) QUANTITY
(Php) 1.15 (Php)
Hand Soap 35.00 40.25 10 402.50
Bleach 160.00 184.00 10 1,840.00
Air Freshener 275.00 316.25 10 3,162.50
Dishwashing Liquid 45.00 51.75 10 517.50
Furniture Polish 190.00 218.50 10 2,185.00
Garbage Bag 50.00 57.50 10 575.00
Cleaning Gloves 160.00 184.00 10 1,840.00
Cleaning Detergent 44.00 50.60 10 506.00
Toilet Cleaner 45.00 51.75 10 517.50
Tile Cleaner 209.00 240.35 10 2,403.50
Disinfectant Cleaner 350.00 402.50 10 4,025.00
TOTAL 17,974.50
TOTAL 422,165.00
Office Supplies
TOTAL 75,450.06
Cleaning Supplies
TOTAL 89,484.38
Medical Supplies
TOTAL 7,072.50
FINANCIAL RATIOS
Current Ratio Current Assets/Current Liabilities 6.36 7.65 9.44 10.21 11.69
Quick Ratio Quick Assets/Current Liabilities 5.77 7.07 8.87 9.71 11.20
*** The current ratio and quick ratio indicate that the company has enough current assets as well as quick assets to be used to
pay its currently maturing obligations. Therefore, the company is liquid.
PROFITABILITY:
Net Profit Margin Net Income/Total Revenues 8.46% 10.39% 10.58% 12.50% 12.83%
Return on Equity (ROE) Net Income/Ave. Equity 9.51% 11.66% 11.31% 12.68% 12.31%
*** The ROE indicates that the company is earning P0.09, P0.12, P0.11, P0.13 and P0.12 for every P1 peso of Equity or Capital.
Return on Assets (ROA) Net Income/Ave. Total Assets 9.03% 11.04% 10.69% 11.97% 11.61%
*** The ROA computed above indicates that the company is earning P0.09, P0.11, P0.11, P0.13 and P0.13 for every P1 peso of Asset.
SOLVENCY:
Debt Ratio Total Liabilities/Total Assets 5.05% 5.58% 5.41% 5.81% 5.63%
Equity Ratio Total Equity/Total Assets 94.95% 94.42% 94.59% 94.19% 94.37%
***The solvency ratios indicate that the business is very much stable since a greater percentage of the total assets were
contributed by owner/s.
CONCLUSION
Based on the figures gathered by the proponents, we therefore conclude that the project is
considered viable based on the following:
1. the booming rate of the tourism industry in Baguio City and nearby provinces will
benefit the establishment;
2. the availability of equipment and supplies because of the number of probable
partners and suppliers in the area;
3. accessibility of the location to the nature of business; and
4. the marketability of the business due to the presence of potential and target
market segment like tourist, families, young people, students, local residents and
employed individuals.
The business will provide unforgettable experience through its high quality products and
services that will guarantee customer satisfaction and help the community as well.
FUTURE PLAN
Future plan will concentrate on expanding its operation to other areas of the country and
offer other type of menu. The bed and breakfast will offer fusion cuisine on the café to
attract more customers to dine.
Recovering the capital in the first year if the operation will not be easy, however, in the
succeeding years, the business will soon recover its capital with the improvement of the
cash in-flows that will be generated through the quality service that the bed and breakfast
will give.
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APPENDECES
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FOOD COSTING
1. Cut chicken breast in cubes and coat with the mixture of egg and flour.
2. Pan fry using the vegetable oil until golden brown, add the rice wine, garlic, ginger, sugar, red chili
pepper, orange zest and juice, white vinegar, soy sauce, and slurry (water and cornstarch). Add the
sesame oil and toss.
3. Serve in a platter.
Procedure:
1. Cook rice. Once cooked, sauté with garlic, salt and pepper. Set aside.
2. Cook the egg into sunny side up.
3. Grill eggplant until the skin is burnt and peel. Chop into chunks. In a mixing bowl, toss together the
eggplant, sliced fresh tomatoes, and sliced onion. Season with salt and pepper.
4. Pan fry the longganisa.
5. Plate the rice and top with the sunny side, with the side of longganisa and “ensalada” (eggplant
mixture).
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Name of Dish: St. Peter’s Fish and Chips with Aioli Dip
Yield: 1
Mungo Beans,
250 g 25 28.75 10 g 1.15
boiled
Mango, cubes 1000 g 160 184 30 g 5.52
Cherry 300 g 80 92.00 7g 2.14
Total 120.98
Cost Ratio 35%
Computed Selling Price per serving without VAT 345.66
Computed Selling Price per serving with VAT 41.48
Computed price per serving inclusive of VAT 387.14
Recommended Selling Price 390.00
Procedure:
1. Remove the juice from the buko and scrape the buko meat and cut into julienne. Build the ice,
pearls/sago, saba, sweet potato, red beans, crème caramel, gulaman jelly, purple yam jam,
jackfruit, corn kernels, nata de coco, mungo beans, mango, ice cream, pinipig crisps, cherry and
top it with a stick-o.
2. Serve separately the evaporated milk in a boat-shaped ceramic canister and plate the halo-halo in a
round plate before serving to the guests.
BEVERAGE COSTING
Ingredients Unit of Current Cost Projected Cost Portion Size Cost (₱)
Measurement (₱) (15%)
Ground coffee 1gram 0.7 0.81 15g 12.08
Sugar 1gram 0.05 0.06 20g 1.15
Total 13.08
Cost Ratio 23%
Computed Selling Price per serving without VAT 57
Computed Selling Price per serving with VAT 6.84
Computed price per serving inclusive of VAT 63.84
Recommended Selling Price 70.00
Procedure:
1. Pull a 15g of ground coffee (espresso shot) in a espresso machine.
2. Pour 40oz or so of hot water in a coffee mug.
3. Pour the espresso shot into the coffee mug.
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Ingredients Unit of Current Cost Projected Cost Portion Size Cost (₱)
Measurement (₱) (15%)
Ground coffee 1gram 0.7 0.81 15g 12.08
Sugar 1gram 0.05 0.06 20g 1.15
Milk 1ml 0.10 0.12 40ml 4.60
Total 17.83
Cost Ratio 23%
Computed Selling Price per serving without VAT 77.52
Computed Selling Price per serving with VAT 9.30
Computed price per serving inclusive of VAT 86.82
Recommended Selling Price 90.00
Procedure:
1. Pull a 15g of ground coffee (espresso shot) in a espresso machine.
2. Steamed the milk.
3. Pour the espresso shot into the coffee mug.
4. Pour the steamed milk.
Ingredients Unit of Current Cost Projected Cost Portion Size Cost (₱)
Measurement (₱) (15%)
Ground coffee 1gram 0.7 0.81 15g 12.08
Sugar 1gram 0.05 0.06 20g 1.15
Milk 1ml 0.10 0.12 40ml 4.60
Chocolate syrup 1ml 0.15 0.17 5ml 0.86
Total 18.69
Cost Ratio 23%
Computed Selling Price per serving without VAT 81.26
Computed Selling Price per serving with VAT 9.75
Computed price per serving inclusive of VAT 91.71
Recommended Selling Price 100.00
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Procedure:
1. Pull a 15g of ground coffee (espresso shot) in a espresso machine.
2. Steamed the milk.
3. Pour the espresso shot into the coffee mug.
4. Pour the steamed milk, slowly add the foam.
Ingredients Unit of Current Cost Projected Cost Portion Size Cost (₱)
Measurement (₱) (15%)
Teabag 1gram 1.82 2.09 2g 4.19
Sugar 1gram 0.08 0.92 18g 2.00
Lemon 1pc 0.18 0.21 1pc 0.21
Water 1 ml - - 1000ml -
Total 6.40
Cost Ratio 25%
Computed Selling Price per serving without VAT 27.83
Computed Selling Price per serving with VAT 3.34
Computed price per serving inclusive of VAT 31.17
Recommended Selling Price 40.00
Procedure:
1. Cut the lemon in half, juice the lemon set aside the juice.
2. Pour the sugar into a container.
3. Place the tea bag into the container.
4. Add boiling water, let the teabag stay for 2 minutes.
5. Add the lemon juice then stir.
6. Refrigerate the mix tea.
7. Serve it in a glass with ice.
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Ingredients Unit of Current Cost Projected Cost Portion Size Cost (₱)
Measurement (₱) (15%)
Ground coffee 1gram 0.7 0.81 15g 12.08
Sugar 1ram 0.05 0.06 20g 1.15
Milk 1ml 0.10 0.12 45ml 5.18
Total 18.41
Cost Ratio 22%
Computed Selling Price per serving without VAT 83.68
Computed Selling Price per serving with VAT 10.04
Computed price per serving inclusive of VAT 93.72
Recommended Selling Price 100.00
Procedure:
1. Brew ground coffee.
2. Pour ice and sugar into the blender.
3. Pour the milk and brewed coffee.
4. Blend all ingredients until smooth.
Ingredients Unit of Current Cost Projected Cost Portion Size Cost (₱)
Measurement (₱) (15%)
Ground coffee 1gram 0.7 0.81 15g 12.08
Sugar 1ram 0.05 0.06 20g 1.15
Milk 1ml 0.10 0.12 45ml 5.18
Chocolate syrup 1ml 0.15 0.17 5ml 0.86
Total 19.27
Cost Ratio 22%
Computed Selling Price per serving without VAT 87.59
Computed Selling Price per serving with VAT 10.51
Computed price per serving inclusive of VAT 98.10
Recommended Selling Price 110.00
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Procedure:
1. Brew ground coffee.
2. Pour ice and sugar into the blender.
3. Pour the milk and brewed coffee.
4. Pour the chocolate syrup.
5. Blend all ingredients until smooth.
Ingredients Unit of Current Cost Projected Cost Portion Size Cost (₱)
Measurement (₱) (15%)
Ube-Yam 1g 0.78 1.00 20g 17.94
Milk 1g 0.10 0.13 50g 5.75
Vanilla Ice cream 1g 0.23 0.26 40g 10.58
Total 32.27
Cost Ratio 25%
Computed Selling Price per serving without VAT 129.08
Computed Selling Price per serving with VAT 15.49
Computed price per serving inclusive of VAT 144.57
Recommended Selling Price 150.00
Procedure:
1. Place a steamer insert into a saucepan and fill with water to just below the bottom of the steamer.
Bring water to a boil. Add ube, cover, and steam until tender, about 20 minutes. Cool until easily
handled and cube
2. Measure 20 grams of the cooked ube
3. Combine 20 grams ube, milk, and vanilla ice cream in a blender; blend until smooth.
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Ingredients Unit of Current Cost Projected Cost Portion Size Cost (₱)
Measurement (₱) (15%)
Milk 1g 0.10 0.13 60g 6.90
Vanilla Extract 1g 2.60 2.99 4g 11.96
Strawberry 1g 0.15 0.17 20g 3.45
Vanilla Ice cream 1g 0.23 0.26 45g 11.90
Total 34.21
Cost Ratio 25%
Computed Selling Price per serving without VAT 136.84
Computed Selling Price per serving with VAT 16.42
Computed price per serving inclusive of VAT 153.26
Recommended Selling Price 160.00
Procedure:
1. Process all ingredients in a blender until smooth.
2. Pour into glass.
3. Top with whipped cream and drizzle with strawberry syrup,
Ingredients Unit of Current Cost Projected Cost Portion Size Cost (₱)
Measurement (₱) (15%)
Milk 1g 0.10 0.13 240g 27.60
Chocolate Syrup 1g 0.31 0.36 2g 0.71
Coffee Granules 1g 0.78 1.00 4g 4.00
Crushed ice 1g 0.01 0.01 113g 13.00
Total 45.31
Cost Ratio 25%
Computed Selling Price per serving without VAT 181.24
Computed Selling Price per serving with VAT 21.75
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Ingredients Unit of Current Cost Projected Cost Portion Size Cost (₱)
Measurement (₱) (15%)
Matcha Tea powder 1g 1.90 2.19 10g 14.00
Milk 1g 0.10 0.13 230g 26.45
Vanilla Extract 1g 2.60 2.99 2g 5.98
Sugar 1g 0.05 0.06 28g 1.61
Total 48.04
Cost Ratio 25%
Computed Selling Price per serving without VAT 192.16
Computed Selling Price per serving with VAT 23.06
Computed price per serving inclusive of VAT 215.22
Recommended Selling Price 220.00
Procedure:
1. In a blender, place the ice cubes, milk, green tea powder, vanilla extract, and sugar. Blend well.
2. Pour into a glass and top with whipped cream
Ingredients Unit of Current Cost Projected Cost Portion Size Cost (₱)
Measurement (₱) (15%)
Bottled water
1ml 0.04 0.05 500ml 23.00
(summit)
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Total 23.00
Total Cost with Mark-up Price (200%) 46.00
Computed Selling Price with VAT 51.52
Total Price per Bottle 51.52
Recommended Selling Price 60.00
Ingredients Unit of Current Cost Projected Cost Portion Size Cost (₱)
Measurement (₱) (15%)
Coke 1ml 0.08 0.09 330ml 30.36
Total 30.36
Total Cost with Mark-up Price (200%) 60.72
Computed Selling Price with VAT 7.27
Total Price per can 67.99
Recommended Selling Price 70.00
Ingredients Unit of Current Cost Projected Cost Portion Size Cost (₱)
Measurement (₱) (15%)
Sprite 1ml 0.08 0.09 330ml 30.36
Total 30.36
Total Cost with Mark-up Price (200%) 60.72
Computed Selling Price with VAT 7.27
Total Price per can 67.99
Recommended Selling Price 70.00
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Ingredients Unit of Current Cost Projected Cost Portion Size Cost (₱)
Measurement (₱) (15%)
Royal 1ml 0.08 0.09 330ml 30.36
Total 30.36
Total Cost with Mark-up Price (200%) 60.72
Computed Selling Price with VAT 7.27
Total Price per can 67.99
Recommended Selling Price 70.00
Ingredients Unit of Current Cost Projected Cost Portion Size Cost (₱)
Measurement (₱) (15%)
Mountain Dew 1ml 0.07 0.08 330ml 27.00
Total 27.00
Total Cost with Mark-up Price (200%) 54.00
Computed Selling Price with VAT 8.10
Total Price per can 62.10
Recommended Selling Price 70.00
Ingredients Unit of Current Cost Projected Cost Portion Size Cost (₱)
Measurement (₱) (15%)
Mountain Dew 1ml 0.11 0.13 240ml 30.36
Total 30.36
Total Cost with Mark-up Price (200%) 60.72
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Ingredients Unit of Current Cost Projected Cost Portion Size Cost (₱)
Measurement (₱) (15%)
Mountain Dew 1ml 0.10 0.12 240ml 27.60
Total 27.60
Total Cost with Mark-up Price (200%) 55.20
Computed Selling Price with VAT 6.62
Total Price per can 61.82
Recommended Selling Price 70.00
Ingredients Unit of Current Cost Projected Cost Portion Size Cost (₱)
Measurement (₱) (15%)
Mountain Dew 1ml 0.11 0.13 240ml 30.36
Total 30.36
Total Cost with Mark-up Price (200%) 60.72
Computed Selling Price with VAT 7.27
Total Price per can 67.99
Recommended Selling Price 70.00
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TARIFF RATES
• The above room rates are quoted in Philippine peso currency (PHP).
• The above room rates are subject to10% Value Added Tax and 2%
Accommodation tax.
• Special room rates for group is available upon requested.
BROCHURES
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MENU
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WEBSITE
https:kaiwbaguiobnb.com
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MONTHLY PROMOTIONS
JANUARY
150
FEBUARY
151
MARCH
152
APRIIL
153
MAY
154
JUNE
155
JULY
156
AUGUST
157
SEPTEMBER
158
OCTOBER
159
NOVEMBER
160
DECEMBER
161
Non-current Assets:
Property and Equipment:
Leasehold Improvement (Building) Note 7 6,650,000.00 6,300,000.00 5,950,000.00 5,600,000.00 5,250,000.00
Guest Room Equipment Note 7 1,126,366.73 1,045,911.97 965,457.20 885,002.43 804,547.67
Kitchen Equipment,Tools & Other Fixtures Note 7 115,578.45 102,736.40 89,894.35 77,052.30 64,210.25
Kitchen and Cafe Equipment Note 7 432,315.05 401,435.41 370,555.76 339,676.11 308,796.47
Housekeeping Tools & Equipment Note 7 179,026.67 159,134.82 139,242.97 119,351.11 99,459.26
Furniture & Fixtures Note 7 206,885.00 192,107.50 177,330.00 162,552.50 147,775.00
Office Equipment Note 7 137,665.35 122,369.20 107,073.05 91,776.90 76,480.75
Safety and Security Equipment Note 7 123,865.70 110,102.84 96,339.99 82,577.13 68,814.28
Liabilities:
Current Liabilities:
Accrued Expenses Note 17 71,444.17 75,016.38 78,767.20 82,705.56 86,840.84
SSS/PHIC/HDMF Premiums Payable Note 15 74,435.00 75,405.50 76,150.50 76,150.50 77,914.53
Withholding Taxes on Compensation Payable Note 16 9,338.29 9,338.29 13,046.04 13,046.04 14,314.43
Income Tax Payable IS 511,301.89 660,361.01 706,925.91 878,013.10 947,000.94
Equity:
REVENUES:
Room Revenue Note 3 8,658,822.68 9,091,763.81 9,546,352.00 10,023,669.60 10,524,853.08
Sales - Restaurant Note 3 7,485,660.00 7,859,943.00 8,252,940.15 8,665,587.16 9,098,866.52
Sales - Souvenirs Note 3 180,000.00 189,000.00 198,450.00 208,372.50 218,791.13
Interest Income on Short-term Investments Note 3 31,419.87 49,792.49 68,105.49 91,328.58 114,462.40
Total 16,355,902.54 17,190,499.30 18,065,847.64 18,988,957.83 19,956,973.12
Less: Cost of Sales Note 4 2,245,698.00 2,357,982.90 2,475,882.05 2,599,676.15 2,729,659.95
NET INCOME BEFORE INCOME TAX 1,704,339.62 2,201,203.38 2,356,419.71 2,926,710.34 3,156,669.81
LESS: INCOME TAX (30%) 511,301.89 660,361.01 706,925.91 878,013.10 947,000.94
NET INCOME AFTER INCOME TAX 1,193,037.74 1,540,842.37 1,649,493.80 2,048,697.24 2,209,668.86
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UNIFORMS
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PHOTO DOCUMENTATION
167
BENECO
168
WATER DISTRICT
169
PHILHEALTH