Off-balance sheet financing refers to financial arrangements that are not reflected on a company’s balance sheet. Historically, operating leases were a prime example of off-balance sheet financing, where lease obligations…
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From Compliance to Optimization: Harnessing Lease Controls for Business Success Lease accounting standards implemented over the last few years (ASC 842, IFRS 16, GASB 87) require all organizations, whether they…
Fixed Asset Accounting: Managing Assets and Leasehold Improvements In the realm of financial accounting, fixed asset accounting holds significant importance for companies. It involves the meticulous tracking and management of…
ESG and the Future of Real Estate: How Sustainability is Changing the Industry The real estate industry is undergoing a significant transformation as sustainability becomes a top priority for investors…
Recently, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) introduced new rules and clarifications regarding the treatment of related party leases under ASC 842. Although these rules apply to all related party…
After the introduction of ASC 842, some private companies have struggled with the requirement to record the vast majority of their leases to the balance sheet. As a result, some…
“Why Lease Management Shouldn’t Be Ignored: The High Cost of Underestimating Your Lease Portfolio and How to Optimize It for Your Business Needs” Many companies are underestimating the total cost…
The ongoing effects of the pandemic, evolving workplace trends and unique economic circumstances have driven businesses to reconsider how and why they enter into new leases. But how exactly are…
This is part II of our Mastering Lease Accounting Compliance series. If you missed part I, you can read it here. Adopting a lease accounting standard can have a significant…
This is part I of our Mastering Lease Accounting Compliance series. If you’re looking for part II, you can read it here. Lease accounting standards such as ASC842 and IFRS16…
