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Not every bartender under reports tips and the policy for handling tips can vary from bar to bar. If you are stuck working with another bartender and expected to split tips, then you are shit out of luck if he sucks. Also, you have to consider at restaurants with bars that it is not always policy for the server to tip out to the bartender. This means that the bartender will be doling out hundreds of dollars of alcohol and never see a dime of it. He will be making minimum wage just to bust his ass off for other [...]
I wish we had the same Goodwill auction site here in Canada. I checked for a dot ca, but found none. We do have eBay alternatives in the form of Kijiji.com and I've been selling a few things through listings there. All transactions take place face to face, cash in hand. So that's another benefit. I like the idea of supporting Goodwill, however.
Rats, Nancy, I didn't realize they wouldn't ship to Canada! Grrrr. But I'm glad you do have an alternative!
Revenue – Cost Gross Profit
Gross Profit – Expenses Net Profit
Revenue is the amount in cash that you sold total. To find that out, take the price of whatever items you sold times the quantity of it that you sold. So for example, selling shoes and you sell them them for $10 a pair. You sold 5 pairs, so your revenue would be $50 ($10×5).
Cost is well, obviously the cost of the items in total. Going back to the previous example, each shoe cost you $5 and you sold 5 pairs, so your cost would be $25 ($5×5). [...]
Revenue – Cost Gross Profit
Gross Profit – Expenses Net Profit
Revenue is the amount in cash that you sold total. To find that out, take the price of whatever items you sold times the quantity of it that you sold. So for example, selling shoes and you sell them them for $10 a pair. You sold 5 pairs, so your revenue would be $50 ($10×5).
Cost is well, obviously the cost of the items in total. Going back to the previous example, each shoe cost you $5 and you sold 5 pairs, so your cost would be $25 ($5×5). [...]