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How to Manage Cash Flow During Restaurant Restrictions

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Tracking and understanding your restaurant’s cash flow is essential, whether business is booming, or times are tough. A healthy, positive cash flow is necessary to pay your bills and grow sales. Monitoring your cash flow is more important than ever during the COVID-19 outbreak. How to calculate restaurant cash flow.

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Restaurant Budgeting: How to Create A Restaurant Budget

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Managing a restaurant is not for the faint-hearted. Your restaurant expenses may vary depending on various factors, such as the equipment you use, your business location, the size of your operation, and whether you own or rent your commercial space. In this industry, one of the worst-case scenarios is running out of money.

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Compare: Digital Tip Payouts vs. Cash Tip Payouts in Restaurants

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Restaurant transactions have been moving away from cash and towards electronic forms of payment for years—and that's extending to tips now too. While this is convenient for customers, what are the implications for restaurants—and is this good for employees? Most notably with how the bills get paid.

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What to know about New Jersey tip laws

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A modern restaurant management system can help with compliance. A tip is any money (or indicated portion of a credit card charge) a customer leaves beyond the cost of products, services, and tax. The customer must be allowed to choose the amount. The customer must be in control of who receives the money.

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What To Know About New Jersey Tip Laws

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A modern restaurant management system can help with compliance. A tip is any money (or indicated portion of a credit card charge) a customer leaves beyond the cost of products, services, and tax. The customer must be allowed to choose the amount. The customer must be in control of who receives the money.

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Strategies for Financial Stability and Efficiency in Restaurant Supply Chains

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While commodity shortages, transportation logjams and other disruptions have eased, restaurants and other food service providers continue to apply lessons learned from recent periods of instability to make logistics and resupply processes more nimble and resilient. Improved financial efficiency ultimately strengthens market position.

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Three Things Your POS Can’t Do if You Lose Internet

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Nearly every restaurant in the United States relies on a Point of Sale (POS) system for the majority of its front-of-house operations. Not only can that become frustrating for your guests, but it can also make in-house operations much more difficult. Your delivery management and online ordering will also be impacted.

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