Assume you have a 5 percent sales tax on the price of a banquet, a 15 percent gratuity charge, and a 5 percent over/under policy. Explain to your client the cost per person of a banquet selling for $20 as well as the total cost of that banquet assuming a guarantee of 1,000 people. Include in your explanation the over-under policy.

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Reese Booth

2 June, 06:09

Assume you have a 5 percent sales tax on the price of a banquet, a 15 percent gratuity charge, and a 5 percent over/under policy. Explain to your client the cost per person of a banquet selling for $20 as well as the total cost of that banquet assuming a guarantee of 1,000 people. Include in your explanation the over-under policy.

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Adelaide Chen · Answer 1

1. $5

2. $5,000

Explanation:

1. For cost per person:

First, sum up all the percentage cost;

Banquet selling price=$20

a. Sales tax=5% of banquet price = 5/100 * 20 = $1

b. 15 percent gratuity charge=15/100 * 20 = $3

c. 5 percent over/under policy=5/100 * 20=$1

Total cost = $5

2. For guaranteed 1000 persons:

Banquet selling price = $20 * 1000 = $20,000

a. Sales tax=5% of banquet price = 5/100 * 20 = $1000

b. 15 percent gratuity charge=15/100 * 20 = $3000

c. 5 percent over/under policy=5/100 * 20=$1000

Total cost = $5000