Note (disclaimer): This is a general test applied for small cafeteria (usually identified as a very economical eatery denoted by a single dollar sign symbol in food delivery Apps) that have businesses up to AED 6,000 per day (or, AED 2.2mn per year). These cafeterias have numerous tiny transactions throughout the day and typically service walk in customers and delivery of food using third party service providers (not their own delivery team). They do not have high value transactions. They do not have their own delivery team – for this, the quote may simply be doubled. They do not give credit to their customers. They have a POS system that records all cash and credit sales properly. And their stock is maintained in a logical manner too. These are usually managed by the owner himself / herself or a trusted representative (meaning, the management isn’t vested in professionally qualified people). Such cafeterias do not have assets beyond cooking furniture, serving furniture, one or two computers and fixtures. They have no bank loans (not even unsecured ones), no overdue receivables, no long list of suppliers, their goods have a limited shelf-life, their inventory is neatly recorded, their stock taking is carried out by independent agencies, and have the most meagre staff benefits. By the nature of their business, they have no high value assets, building or such capital assets as a result of which, they have no borrowings too. For any complexity in the business like multiple outlets, own delivery team, esoteric items in the menu, related party transactions, staff advances, elaborate marketing costs, etc, you may refer to our team for a more firm quote. This fee also considers all the conditions for the 50% discount (click here for details). We retain the right to increase the fee and to refuse the audit depending on any number of conditions.
