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The
indispensable business bible for every manager and accountant
in the Motor Industry!
Until
now, the knowledge needed to understand Management Accounts
and the manufacturer's Composite has been very difficult
to obtain, if not impossible and the problems have been
fuelled by input inconsistencies at all levels with no definitive
or clear direction.
This
book changes everything!
Beginning from
the ground floor and working up, it travels all the way
through the Management Accounts of the Motor Industry looking
at every aspect so that you can get your answers fast!
It's written
for everyone to understand right from the newly promoted
Departmental Manager to the seasoned veteran removing all
confusion, enhancing clarity and giving you the information
you need to accelerate your business profitability.

The
role of the Accountant in the modern-day business has changed
significantly. They can no longer be the person crunching
numbers in the back office, they need to be fully integrated
with the management team so that everyone understands the
whole business. This book is the perfect tool to help Accountants
and Managers communicate with each other in what are perceived
to be different world!
In the past,
the general rule was that Accountants
input what they believe to be correct and Managers learn
to interpret the information as they go along in their job
role and that's a real nightmare for any Manager! It
doesn't have to be this way.
However,
to add to the problem, different Accountants have different
ways of interpreting things, which generates inconsistent
output and widespread confusion amongst management teams
everywhere.
This
book puts an end to all of this confusion and bridges the
gap between financial awareness and commercial awareness
leaving Accountants and Managers with perfect clarity.
It's perfectly
suited for the small independent business owner with a single
workshop or used vehicle operation, right up to a major
franchise with a fully fledged dealer network consisting
of major groups and public limited companies.
Book
review by David Carter
Jeff Smith's
new book, Management Accounts Made Easy has truly
gripped me over the course of the last few days. It reinforces
the need for managers to get to grips with this vital aspect
of their job. It allows management teams, and their accountants,
the ability to communicate better with each other. It gets
right to the heart of the matter of financial issues quickly
and effectively with an ease that has been missing from
other industry publications.
Whatever your
career aspirations, Management Accounts Made Easy, is essential
reading for individual career development.
With motor retailing
incorporating 'industry best practices' on a globaI basis,
it is as relevant on the international stage, as it is within
the UK.
The book is
uncompromising in both its clarity, and simplicity. Allowing
the reader to build on a knowledge base and develop confidence
in the subject, at one and the same time.
Read
the full review by David Carter

It's
made up of three separate parts so that you can
get to the information that you want, fast!
Part 1 - The Principles
of Management Accounts
This section is written
for the new and aspiring departmental Manager who requires
an introduction to Management Accounts and how to interpret
them. It covers the different terminology that's in use
for profit and expenses including the terms Variable, Semi-Fixed,
Direct, Indirect, Overheads, Direct Profit, Net Profit Before
Interest and Net Profit. There's also chapter on how to
read and interpret a set of Management Accounts, an introduction
to a manufacturers Composite and it
gives the magic 5-step strategy that makes it all so easy
to understand.
Part 2 - Understanding
the Departments
This section bridges
the gap between financial awareness and commercial awareness
by providing guidance for Accountants to code the Nominal
Ledger with clear and objective reasoning so that operational
performance is highly visible. It also provides guidance
for Managers to interpret each of the departments including
Sales, Service, Parts and the Bodyshop.
Part 3 - Understanding
the Balance Sheet
Essential reading for everyone
who owns this book. It's written as an introduction to the
Balance Sheet and explains Working Capital and how much
is required to run your business and goes into detail about
how to control your Cash Flow.
It also explains how to fund a company correctly so that
it doesn't go bust in turbulent times.
You can't hope to run a business
properly without this information and what's helpful is
that it's written in layman's language so that it's
very easy to read and
not full of figures and statistics that you might expect.
The whole book is written in plain English for everyone
to understand.
It
shows you the easy way to interpret your business to
make more profit, more easily and more often.
The
aim of this new book is to help Accountants and Managers
to communicate and work with each other to remove conflict
and speed up business development.
Use it to structure
your Management Accounts to match with operational performance
and to achieve higher levels of communication and co-operation
throughout the whole business.

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Table
of Contents:
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Breaking
through the departmental jargon
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Understanding
Profit & Expenses
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Understanding
Overheads
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| Understanding
Net Profit |
| How to read
your Profit and Loss Account |
| How to get
the most out of Composite |
| Understanding
the Sales Department |
| Understanding
the Service Department |
| Understanding
the Parts Department |
| Understanding
the Bodyshop |
| Understanding
the Balance Sheet |
| Understanding
Working Capital |
| Understanding
an Imbalance of Funds |
| Knowledge
Reinforcement |
| Conclusion |

Just
like the other books in the range, Management Accounts
Made Easy is produced in hardback to the very highest
standards and it's the perfect size to fit snugly in your
briefcase or sit on your desk so it's to hand at the time
you need it most. It also comes with a no risk, 100% money
back guarantee!
The total
price is £47 which includes postage and packing
in mainland UK. (An additional cost of £8 is added
for high priority Air Mail if your are outside of mainland
UK).
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