WHEN FRIDAY COMES TOO SOON
Five venues can look busy.
You can still be short on Friday.Payroll, suppliers, rent, super and BAS obligations land on different days. A full restaurant and a strong weekend do not make the next commitments disappear.
Illustrative example. This is not a client story or testimonial. It combines recurring patterns seen in multi-site hospitality businesses. Names, figures, venues, locations and identifying details have been removed.
Sales do not arrive as spare cash.
Each venue can look healthy while the group cash position remains tight. Without a weekly view, you begin making decisions one bill at a time.
Clear the debt, then protect the next BAS.
An overdue ATO balance needs attention. The next BAS and super obligations need a protected place before a repayment is added.
- What cash is committed to the next payroll across every venue?
- Which tax, super and supplier amounts fall due before reliable receipts?
- Can the business meet a new repayment in a quiet week?
Bring the position, not only the debt.
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