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22nd January 1971
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A simple guide to decimals in transport

• How do you write a decimal cheque?

• Will conversion of wage rates to decimals bring problems of underor over-payment?

• What ledger system should be adopted during the conversion period?

• When must you draw wages to avoid bank closing times for decimal preparation?

• How should invoicing be tied in with customers' accounting?

• Will vehicle costings and charges need to be in both sterling and decimal for a time?

These and many other aspects of decimalization need urgent and expert answers now that D-day (February 15) is so close. Commercial Motor has therefore produced a plain-language guide for transport operators in both good3 and passenger fields. Based on articles published in CM, it provides a succinct means of giving management and staff a thorough briefing on the impact of decimals on road transport.

The guide costs ls 6d including postage (bulk orders, 12 copies for 25s post paid) from: Cashiers Dept, IPC Business Press (Sales and Distribution) Ltd, 40 Bowling Green Lane, London ECI. Please enclose money with order, and make payable to IPC Business Press.