Expense Dictionary
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$99.00 |
This Hotel Expense Dictionary lists all revenues and expenses typically found in a hotel operation. The intent of this product is to provide the user with an expense dictionary that can easily be modified to adapt it to your hotel operation. The Dictionary is is a 3 column format, with room for your G/L account number in the first column. In the second column, each revenue, cost of sales and other direct expense is listed. The third column is a description column with an explanation and examples of items typically coded to that revenue, cost or expense line item. We have included every possible expense item that we could think of, but you will probably add some that are unique to your property.
Simply sign up, purchase and download the Expense Dictionary, add your G/L account numbers, change anything you desire to change and distribute it to your hotel staff! It comes in Excel 2003 format.
Purchasers must limit their use of the Hotel Expense Dictionary to a single company or property. See "Product Specs" for compliance with the Uniform System of Accounts for the Lodging Industry, Tenth Revised Edition
The Hotel Expense Dictionary is is a 3 column format, with room for your G/L account number in the first column. In the second column, each revenue, cost of sales and other direct expense is listed. The third column is a description column with an explanation and examples of items typically coded to that revenue, cost or expense line item.
The Hotel Expense Dictionary was developed to be in compliance with the industry standards set forth in the Uniform System of Accounts for the Lodging Industry, Tenth Revised Edition (USAL). All accounts in the Hotel Expense Dictionary are categorized in accordance with the USAL. While several minor variations exist, all revenues, costs and expenses in this Hotel Expense Dictionary offered by The Hotel Accounting Institute, LLC fall into the same major revenue, cost and expense categories as proscribed by the USAL.
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