The ASC 842 Lease Accounting Guide | LeaseCrunch
What is ASC 842 Summary?
The ASC 842 lease accounting standard for GAAP lease accounting requires all leases longer than 12 months to be recorded as...
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The ASC 842 lease accounting standard for GAAP lease accounting requires all leases longer than 12 months to be recorded as...
The Financial Accounting Standards Board changed the lease accounting game forever when they declared the ASC 842 new lease accounting standard.
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A right of use asset, or ROU, is a lessee’s right to use an asset over the course of a lease.
As discussion and concern around implementing the new lease standard increased this year, there was much to be said about the readiness (or lack...
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In the world of accounting, there is a triumvirate of organizations that continually define and update lease accounting standards for various...
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You might know what GASB 87 is, but when it comes to making your lease accounting practices GASB 87-compliant, are you really hitting the ball out of...
I get it: the 2021 audit season is probably the craziest busy season your CPA firm has ever seen.
There have been over 90 separate GASB statements released by the organization since its inception in 1984. GASB, or the Governmental Accounting...
GASB 87 is effective for fiscal years beginning after June 15, 2021, and all reporting periods thereafter—believe it or not, that’s right around the...