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WARNING: Incorrectly assessing the voluminous guidance under FAS 13 can result in severe consequences!
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WARNING: Incorrectly assessing the voluminous guidance under FAS 13 can result in severe consequences!
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ACCOUNTING FOR LEASES Register Hotel/Other Info Continuing Education View Brochure |
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EXTEND YOUR LEARNING and Attend with FASB UPDATE at all locations and SAVE $195
The voluminous guidance regarding accounting for leases has led to much confusion on its interpretation. Avoid the severe consequences with our illuminating review of the Lessee’s and Lessor’s obligations!
WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND
The classification of a lease for accounting purposes can have a great impact on the financial position and earnings reported by either party to the lease transaction. There is renewed interest in Accounting for Leases from both the SEC and the FASB, principally regarding the resurgence of interest in maintaining off-balance sheet financing in a reporting environment that places a premium on returns on assets and debt to equity ratios. Companies often look to the accounting guidance under FAS 13 (and its numerous amendments) to structure financing deals that benefit the firm’s financial position.
Subsequent to the release of FAS 13, the FASB and EITF have issued over 75 FAS’s, FIN’s, FTB’s and EITF’s. The volume of accounting guidance increases the complexity of interpreting the standards. The consequences of incorrectly assessing this voluminous guidance can be severe. Accordingly, it is important to carefully assess the efficacy when accounting for lease transactions. This course will provide an exhaustive but illuminating review of Accounting for Lessee’s and Lessor’s obligations. The format will be lecture/discussion with real company case studies to review and learn from your peers. |
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