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Lease Accounting

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What is Lease Accounting?

Lease accounting refers to the accounting procedures required to record and report leases in a company's financial statements. It includes classifying leases as either operating or finance/capital leases and then applying the appropriate accounting treatment based on the classification. The goal is to ensure that leases are accurately reflected on the balance sheet and income statement, providing a transparent view of a company's assets and liabilities related to leasing activities. Updated accounting standards (such as ASC 842 and IFRS 16) require lessees to recognize most leases on their balance sheets.

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Lease Accounting Complementary Technologies

A comprehensive suite that includes modules useful for lease accounting, acting as a strong complement by providing a system for managing financial data.
mentioned alongside Lease Accounting in 13% (155) of relevant job posts
An ERP system like Oracle Fusion ERP provides a broader suite of functionalities, including financial modules that complement lease accounting by managing financials.
mentioned alongside Lease Accounting in 9% (174) of relevant job posts
Tax software and services are complementary because lease accounting has significant tax implications that require specialized handling.
mentioned alongside Lease Accounting in 10% (149) of relevant job posts

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