Whether you are tax or audit, this year is certain to be busy for all accountants. The busy season is defined by the recent changes to the tax code and there is uncertainty for many clients. A...
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This blog post summarizes – in plain English – Operating leases under the upcoming lease changes.
Editor's note: here is a streamlined and updated list on top questions to ask lease accounting software vendors
Of all the lease management software options available in the market currently,...
How do you measure a year? At LeaseQuery, we don’t qualify a year, we quantify it.
As we start a new year, it is nice to look back and reflect on some of our best moments of 2017. In staying true...
Do you report under GAAP or IFRS? If so, you are most likely large enough to have both equipment and real estate leases in your portfolio. After speaking with hundreds of companies, LeaseQuery,...
To read the first example of the IFRS 16 transition series for lessees, click here
How to transition from an operating lease under current IAS 17 to the single lessee accounting model – a finance lease using the cumulative effect approach?
LeaseQuery’s Lease Accounting team recently attended the Current Financial Reporting Issues conference (CFRI conference), in New York City on November 13th and 14th and came back with a few...
FASB Topic 842 Leasing Standard Simplification Update