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ACCOUNTING FOR THE NUMBERPHOBIC
A Survival Guide for Small Business Owners
Professor Dawn FotopulosFounder, Best Small Biz Help.com
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ACCOUNTING FOR THE NUMBERPHOBICA Survival Guide for Small Business Owners
H o w t o r e a d y o u r Fi n a n c i a l S t a t e m e n t s ( a n d fi n d i n n e r p e a c e )
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Who Has Benefitted?– Jewelry Designer who avoided bankruptcy
• Reduced expenses, cut products, increased gross profit – Photographer who showed her largest profit ever
• Changed target audience, prices, marketing strategy– Interior Designer who tripled earnings
• Changed prices, focused services, improved collections
Dreamers who launch small businesses
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Did You Know…• Learn how to read your financial dashboard and you’re ahead
of 99% of small business owners. • 50% of small businesses fail in the first five years; but those
who know how to read their financials have a much better chance for survival.
• You don’t have to be an accountant to learn the basics and improve your chances for profitability and long term success.
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The 3 big questions…– Are you making a profit? – Is there enough cash to run the
business? – Is the business building wealth
or destroying it?
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Your financial dashboardThree Key Gauges: Chapter 1
– Net Income Statement – Cash Flow Statement – Balance Sheet
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Are you making money? – Showing a profit
• Net Income is positive– Showing a loss
• Net Income is negative– Breaking even
• Net Income is zero
ACCOUNTING FOR THE NUMBERPHOBICNet Income Statement
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Start at the top; work our way down– Revenues=Units sold x Unit price
Example: – T-shirt Company– Sold 1,000 T-shirt– $10 each– Revenues= $10,000
Where does it get captured?
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ACCOUNTING FOR THE NUMBERPHOBICNet Income Statement
Revenues= Sales= “Top line”
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Revenues $15,000
Cost of Goods Sold $5,000
Gross Margin or Gross Profit $10,000
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ACCOUNTING FOR THE NUMBERPHOBICNet Income Statement
Remember – Revenues are “net revenues”- less discounts– You don’t run your business on sales or revenues– You run your business on Gross Margin– All expenses come out of Gross Margin
• Higher Gross Margin; easier to pay expenses
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Gross MarginRatio must be 30% or higher to stay in business
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ACCOUNTING FOR THE NUMBERPHOBICNet Income Statement
How to Increase Gross Margin? • Increase unit price• Sell more units for more total Gross Margin• Reduce Cost of Goods Sold
– Direct materials (re-engineer product)– Direct labor (more efficient)– Save cycle time (service businesses)– Reduce errors in production
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ACCOUNTING FOR THE NUMBERPHOBICNet Income Statement
• Expenses– Cost of Goods Sold (direct costs)
• Direct Labor and Direct Material– Fixed Costs (no matter how much you sell)
• Rent, insurance– Variable Costs (fluctuate with volume)
• Marketing– Taxes on earnings
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ACCOUNTING FOR THE NUMBERPHOBICNet Income Statement
Net Income Statement
Revenues $ 15,000 Less: Cost of Goods Sold $ (5,000)
Gross Margin or Gross Profit $ 10,000
Less: Fixed Costs $ (2,000) Less: Variable Costs $ (3,000)
Earnings Before Taxes $ 5,000 Less: Taxes $ (2,500)
Net Income $ 2,500
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• Compare revenues to expenses • Rat io o f Revenues vs . Expenses • For every $1 of Revenues. .Net Income?• Grocery store: One do l lar. .one pennyYour industry norm?
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Do you have enough Cash to pay your bil ls?
Cash Flow Statement
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• Checkbook- starting cash, cash in, cash out, ending cash• Gas in your tank-
– how far you can travel – how long you can run the business w/o needing more cash
• Gas gauge doesn't tell you to buy gas
You must interpret where the needle is
ACCOUNTING FOR THE NUMBERPHOBICC a s h F l o w S t a t e m e n t : Chapter 5
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Cash F low Statement: Chapter 5• Beginning Cash
– Add Cash In– Subtract Cash Out
• Ending Cash
You must interpret where the needle is
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You must interpret where the needle is
ACCOUNTING FOR THE NUMBERPHOBICCash Flow Statement
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Cash Flow Statement
Beginning Cash $ 10,000 Cash In $ 3,000 Cash Out
Rent ($ 5,000) Insurance ($ 2,000)
Ending Cash $ 6,000
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Revenues and Cash Not the Same
– Delays in payment – Discounts to payment– Bankruptcies
• Book Net Revenues when they happen for accurate sales cycle reporting
• Book cash in when it arrives- accurate cash cycle reporting
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Easy to Improve Cash Flow• Invoicing policies • Collections policies • Relationship building with clients • Keep cash flow healthy!
ACCOUNTING FOR THE NUMBERPHOBICC a s h F l o w S t a t e m e n t : Chapter 6
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Are you bui lding wealth or destroying it? The Balance Sheet holds the answer
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How to Win Friends and Influence Bankers! Chapter 8• Balance Sheet- Net worth statement of
the business• Personal net worth- business net worth• Relationship between what you own;
what you owe• Same for the business; relationship
between assets (own) and liabilities (owe)
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Are you bui lding wealth?
Destroying wealth? How do you know?
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What’s the Value of the Business?• Just the salvage value of the
desks, computers? • Do businesses have terminal
value? • Can they be sold for more than
annual revenues?
Yes!
ACCOUNTING FOR THE NUMBERPHOBICThe Balance Sheet
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Net Worth=Owner’s Equi ty Chapter 9• Three sections:
– Asset- what you own– Liabilities- what you owe
• Owner’s Equity= the difference
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Net Worth=Owner’s Equi ty Chapter 9• Assets-Liabilities= Owner’s Equity• Own-Owe=Net Worth• Personal Lives and Business
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Owner’s Equity is $9,000
ACCOUNTING FOR THE NUMBERPHOBICThe Balance Sheet
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Balance Sheet
Current Assets Current Liabilities
Cash $ 5,000 Accounts Payable $ 2,000
Receivables $ 2,000 Credit lines Payable $ 1,000
Fixed Assets Long-term Liabilities
Building $ 15,000 Mortgage $ 10,000
Total Assets $ 22,000 Total Liabilities $ 13,000
Owner's Equity $ 9,000
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Net Worth=Owner’s Equi ty Improve Owner’s Equity by:
– Increase Asset Values• Gross Margin• Cash• Sell more- receivables
– Decrease Liabilities• Pay off debt• Use debt to invest in marketing• Use debt to invest in assets• Match life of asset to length of loan
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Comments on NUMBERPHOBIC:– So much fun to read! – Fascinating. – I'm tired of being a starving artist..– It should be required reading before anyone goes into
business. – I wish I had this book ten years ago!
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Remember:– The financial dashboard is your GPS– Net Income- showing profit, break even, loss– Cash Flow- enough to run the business/ how long– Net Worth-building or destroying wealth
Understand your dashboard; reduce risk
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Interview withNorm Brodsky Chapter 10“A business is all about the numbers. Most businesses could make it if theowners knew even the very basics of reading their financial dashboard.”
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