FRS 102 lease accounting – the danger lurking beneath your business

The way you report leases under FRS 102 has changed substantially. If you use this accounting standard in your business, you must adapt accordingly.

The vast majority of leases now belong on the balance sheet. This is no small task, which means the longer someone puts it off, the greater the risk to growth, budget and reputation.

But that’s where this guide is designed to help you.

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Read our free guide to leases under FRS 102

This guide takes you through the pitfalls and solutions when adapting to FRS 102’s new lease reporting requirements.

This includes telling you what you need to know about untangling hidden leases to ensure they’re properly documented.

Discover:

  • Why leases under FRS 102 have changed in the UK
  • The challenges hidden beneath your lease agreements
  • The practical challenges of FRS 102 lease accounting
  • How lessons from the past can help you
  • How to find the right technology to handle leases under FRS 102

Simply fill in the form and download the guide today.

This guide was created with expertise from:

Jon Cooper: A Senior Product Marketing Partner at IRIS. Jon has spent 10 years in practice running a team of accountants and bookkeepers.

Fran De Gioia: A Product Specialist at IRIS Software Group. Fran is an experienced finance consultant with over 12 years in accountancy and 23 years in the software industry.

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