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Article in the series of Lease Implementation Dilemmas as a result of the introduction of IFRS16 for listed companies and others that follow IFRS reporting requirements.
Benefits of and how to deal with lease transactions with service elements.
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Dutch version; see other article in web shop for English version.
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For listed companies and those who voluntarily choose to follow IFRS reporting guidelines, the final date – 1 January 2019 – for IFRS16 to take effect, is approaching.
With the introduction of IFRS16, the new accounting standard for lease transactions, a number of dilemmas arise.
Tweuus searches for best practices.
This time, the lease transactions with service elements and IFRS16.
Leases with services have a number of advantages:
accounting
Thé one question when implementing leases under the new lease accounting standard, IFRS 16 is: which interest percentage are we going to apply?
The challenge is bigger than many think. The result may surprise even more!
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