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ASC 842 Lease Accounting

ASC 842 requires a lessee to put substantially every lease on the balance sheet: a right-of-use asset for what it may use, and a lease liability for what it still owes. These articles cover measuring those two amounts, classifying the lease, reporting the result, and keeping both correct as the lease changes.

87 articles across 7 groups.

Start here ASC 842 Implementation Guide: Steps, Examples, Checklist

Scope, classification, measurement, journal entries and disclosure, worked end to end.

Understand the standard

What ASC 842 asks for, and which arrangements it applies to.

Measure the lease

The two numbers everything else depends on, and the rate that drives them.

Report the impact

Where leases surface in the statements, the ratios and the tax provision.

Handle changes

What to do when the lease is modified, subleased, impaired or sold.

Get it right

The mistakes that draw audit findings, and the controls and close routines that prevent them.

Transition and implementation

Adopting the standard, and moving an existing portfolio onto it.

Technology and the profession

Systems, automation and how the work itself is changing.