Cost benefits, beyond compliance
Potential operational improvements possible from leasing changes.
Sweeping transformation of current lease accounting rules will have widespread impacts for nearly all companies. How should you prepare?
More than a year after the FASB and the IASB issued new guidance for reporting leases on financial statements (ASC 842 and IFRS 16, respectively), PwC and CBRE surveyed finance and real estate executives regarding their progress to date in implementing the new standards. Explore the survey results to see where companies stand and how you compare.
Key findings include:
Potential operational improvements possible from leasing changes.
Lessons learned from adopting revenue recognition.
Make scoping your lease portfolio a top priority, and other fast-start tips.
The variables that will most impact cost and what to expect.
Is your organization still determining how and when to start your transition to ASC 842, the FASB’s new lease accounting standard? PwC offers an efficient approach to help jump-start your leasing transformation.
We invite you to attend our two-part webcast leasing series. Our leasing specialists will discuss implementation issues, potential impacts to your organization, and how you can prepare to transition to this new standard.
PwC's comprehensive guide to the new US GAAP leases guidance.
As companies begin to digest the FASB’s new lease standard, PwC provides some steps companies should take to get prepared.
The new leasing standards pose a particularly difficult challenge when it comes to equipment, given the volume and decentralization common to equipment leases. However, a robust equipment lease management solution can provide benefits beyond compliance.
A summary of several potential tax considerations when transitioning to the new leasing standard.
Consider these top systems, data, and process challenges – and potential solutions.
How PwC's approach and technology tools can simplify data collection and analysis during the transition to the new lease accounting standard (ASC 842).