ACADEMIC SHOWCASE Hypothetical venture · Simulated November 2026
Campus CornerCAFÉ & ACCOUNTING STORY

TATHAWADE, PUNE · PROPOSED STUDENT CAFÉ

From first sip
to first profit.

A small café. A complete accounting story.
Explore the numbers behind every cup, every sandwich, and a venture worth thinking through.

Explore the café ↓

Financial & Cost Accounting · Group mini-project

THE CAMPUS CORNER COLLECTIONTHE ACCOUNTSCampus Corner
01 / THE IDEAGood coffee. Clear accounts.
3Everyday favourites
26Operating days modeled
130Simulated transactions
2Employees assumed

02 / BEHIND THE COUNTER

One transaction.
A trail you can follow.

Trace a real entry from our simulated register: TX013, 1 November 2026. Gross daily sales precede the separate ₹45 refund entry.

03 / THE MONTHLY RECEIPT

November,
on one piece
of paper.

The opening month is profitable—but startup expenses leave a narrow margin.

Recurring operating profit is ₹19,740. After ₹13,000 of startup expenses and ₹500 interest, first-month pre-tax profit is ₹6,240.

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CAMPUS CORNER CAFÉSIMULATED NOVEMBER 2026 · INR
Gross sales
₹1,14,270
Less: sales refunds
₹1,170
Net revenue
₹1,13,100
Ingredients & packaging
₹48,360
Contribution
₹64,740
Recurring fixed expenses
₹45,000
Startup expenses
₹13,000
Interest
₹500
Pre-tax profit
₹6,240

04 / THE BREAK-EVEN COUNTER

What would you
change behind the counter?

Adjust prices and daily net sales. These are experimental scenarios; the verified November accounts above remain fixed.

PRODUCTPRICE / UNIT (₹)NET UNITS / DAY

26 operating days · variable unit costs ₹6 / ₹12 / ₹28 · recurring fixed expenses ₹45,000 · startup ₹13,000 · interest ₹500. No demand response or tax is modeled.

VERIFIED BASELINE

Historical simulated first-month pre-tax profit: ₹6,240

05 / THE MANAGER’S DESK

A clear view
of the whole café.

Verified November totals, company-wide liquidity and separately labelled December forecasts. November budget and simulated actual match by construction.

Cash tells another story. Closing cash and bank are ₹39,746; accrual profit is ₹6,240. Collecting ₹2,854 receivables improves cash by ₹2,854 and changes profit by zero. Current liabilities conservatively include the loan.

Cloud links require the owner’s sharing permissions. Daily dashboard expenses and profits include allocated costs; they are not daily cash payments.

06 / THE PROJECT SHELF

The story is inviting.
The work is inspectable.

Read the complete submission, inspect the formulas and follow the genuine evidence. Original submission files remain unchanged.

07 / THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PROJECT

Three perspectives.
One consistent set of accounts.

Atharv Chawadimani

RBT24CB004

Guari Gundawar

RBT24CB005

Kunal Patil

RBT24CB007

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