Don’t let the complexities of Day 2 lease accounting spook you!
Learn the critical importance of ongoing lease reviews in maintaining compliance and optimizing your lease portfolio, ensuring it remains a well-kept home rather than a haunted house of errors. Master lease changes, summarizing the steps, calculations, and journal entries necessary to record various modifications and transactions with precision. Learn how to recognize lease portfolio changes promptly and rectify mistakes, preventing them from haunting your financial statements.
Finally, conquer the task of impairment evaluation, mastering the process of assessing leases for impairment and applying the appropriate accounting treatment, ensuring your financial reporting remains transparent and free from spectral distortions.
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FASB Lease Summit: A Lease Accounting Horror Story in 3 Acts |
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This season, trade your tricks for treats and your spreadsheet nightmares for lease accounting ease.
This course is part of the 3-webinar summit on October 20, 2024.
View the other courses' details here: 1 - 2 pm ET: AVOID AN AUDIT HORROR SHOW: TRICKS AND TREATS FOR LEASE ACCOUNTING COMPLIANCE 2 - 3 pm ET: SPREADSHEETS NIGHTMARES: REAL-WORLD LEASE ACCOUNTING HORROR STORIES 3 - 4 pm ET: UNMASKING THE MYSTERIES OF DAY 2 LEASE ACCOUNTING |
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Abdi Ali is an Accounting Manager at FinQuery. A former Grant Thornton audit associate, Abdi helps FinQuery’s customers understand and implement the new lease standards. While at Grant Thornton, he assisted in the audits of various publicly traded and privately held clients. He also has experience as a general ledger accountant. Prior to FinQuery, Abdi earned a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting followed by a Master’s degree in Professional Accountancy from Georgia State University’s Robinson College of Business.
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