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What Is ASC 842? The Ultimate Guide
What is ASC 842 Summary?
The ASC 842 standard for GAAP lease accounting requires all leases longer than 12 months to be recorded as assets and...
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Read about ASC 842 & other lease accounting topics.
Finance vs Operating Leases: What’s the Difference?
The Financial Accounting Standards Board changed the lease accounting game forever when they declared the ASC 842 new lease accounting standard.
What Does GASB 87 Do? Everything You Need to Know
Lease accounting gets increasingly complicated with each new accounting standard introduced by the Governmental Accounting Standards Board, also...
What Can CPA Firms Do Now about the New Lease Standard?
While the new lease standard is obviously about accounting for leases, there are broader implications that your clients should consider now, well...
Separating Lease and Nonlease Components
Not all costs related to a lease are included in the leased asset and liability. For example, a contract may include both a truck and operation of...
Top Lease Accounting Guides from Deloitte, PwC, KPMG
The new lease standard is coming and preparation is critical for a smooth implementation. This is easier said than done and the experts agree: this...
Why Is There A New Lease Standard? ASC 840 vs 842
The new U.S. lease standard, ASC 842, is required for public companies starting their fiscal year after Dec. 15, 2018, for public non-profits...
