Franchise FDD Item 19 Financial Verifier
3,950,000.00 in franchise system representations evaluated for FTC regulatory compliance across across 2 items.
15 corporate units included with higher volume ($2.1M avg) skew overall performance claims. Must be segregated per FTC Rule 3.
Method1Audited disclosed cohort averages against underlying royalty sales records.
2Evaluated FTC 16 CFR Part 436 substantiation standards and identified deceptive omissions.
| Reference | Description | Disclosed_Sales |
|---|---|---|
| Corporate_Owned | Corporate Store Blending Disclosed | 2,100,000.00 |
| Top_20_Percent | Top Quintile Outlier Representation | 1,850,000.00 |
Franchise Disclosure Document Item 19 historical sales disclosures, plus franchisor royalty sales report
Item 19 substantiation report and FTC Franchise Rule deceptive disclosure warning brief (Resolution Dossier, Findings Schedule)
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