Momma's Pizza Worksheet

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Hello Mr Ray Marquez, I have created an Excel sheet for Momma's Pizza. This worksheet I have created will provide information and calculations of your Cash Proforma, Assumptions, Startup Costs, and charts of revenue and income. I am recommending for you to add an option of selling beer to your customers. Although this will raise your price of starting up your pizza restaurant; you will be making more profit if you sold beer. I have added an additional chart to show you what would happen if you sold beer in your restaurant. To show that selling beer will benefit your business in the long run, I made a new worksheet named Scenario One Performa. This will provide data of beer sales on the sheet. As you switch back and forth from Cash ProFOrma

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