Optimize Your Fleet Decision-Making Needs with NAFA's Financial Management Guide
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How does lifecycle cost analysis help quantify the decision-making process for determining when a piece of equipment needs replacing? How can you use benchmarking principles to ensure your fleet operates optimally? NAFA’s Financial Management Guide examines these questions and more, as it provides a solid review of accounting theory and methods, cost recovery structures and fund structures, vehicle acquisition financing and reimbursement programs, personal use, and budgeting.
With 178 pages and four useful annexes, the Financial Management Guide provides a focused understanding of financial management to help fleet managers perform essential job duties. Topics addressed include:
- Typical costs of fleet operations
- Organizational characteristics that might lead to the adoption of specific cost recovery
- Company vehicle acquisition options and various financing alternatives that should be considered in order to select the most advantageous funding method for your organization
- Tax implications for personal use, both in the U.S. and in Canada
Annexes feature lease, IRS, and Revenue Canada definitions, as well as an easy-to-understand accounting primer that builds upon basic accounting facts. Order your copy of NAFA’s Financial Management Guide so that you can grasp the power of financial management to plan, benchmark, and budget for your fleet’s - and your employer’s - success!
