Leases

Leases in accounting refer to contractual arrangements where one party, the lessor, grants the other, the lessee, the right to use an asset for a specified period in exchange for consideration, typically regular payments. This financial arrangement necessitates specific recognition, measurement, and reporting practices on the financial statements of both lessors and lessees.

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Module: 8 Concepts, 74 Lessons
Accounting Changes and Error Corrections Overview and Objectives
1:31
Types of Accounting Changes
2:56
Changes in Accounting Principle
3:38
Changes in Accounting Estimate
6:34
Changes in Reporting Entity
0:50
Types of Accounting Errors
2:22
Accounting Changes and Error Corrections Summary
4:33
Accounting changes and error corrections - Practice Questions
4:16
Subsequent Events Overview
1:14
Subsequent Events Objectives
0:57
Recognized Subsequent Events
4:57
Non-Recognized Subsequent Events
1:44
Subsequent Events Evaluation Period
2:32
Subsequent Events Example
6:21
Subsequent Events Summary
1:02
Subsequent Events - Practice Questions
6:36
Fair Value Measurements Overview and Objectives
1:12
Fair Value Hierarchy
3:40
Lower of Cost or Market Rule
3:27
Lower of Cost or Market Example
2:23
Accounting for a Decline in Market Value
1:02
Relative Sales Value Example
2:18
Purchase Commitments
0:37
Estimating Inventory - Gross Profit Method
4:16
Estimating Inventory - Retail Inventory Method
2:49
Most Advantageous Market
3:11
Fair Value Measurements Summary
0:36
Accounting changes and error corrections - Practice Questions
4:01
Business Combinations Overview and Objectives
1:38
Voting Interest Model
3:56
Variable Interest Entities
5:25
Goodwill from Business Combinations
2:49
Goodwill Impairment
5:20
Accounting for Company Acquisition
8:11
Noncontrolling Interest in a Subsidiary
9:01
Noncontrolling Interest Example
4:41
Subsidiary Fair Value
1:41
Subsidiary Acquisition with Goodwill
2:07
Intercompany Transactions
5:30
Business Combinations Summary
0:50
Business combinations - Practice Questions
5:29
Contingencies and Commitments Overview
0:52
Contingencies and Commitments Objectives
1:09
Basic Concepts of Contingencies and Commitments
1:13
Loss Contingencies
3:10
Gain Contingencies
1:54
Contingency Treatments
1:24
Contingencies and Commitments Example
3:54
Contingencies and Commitments Summary
1:10
Contingencies and commitments - Practice Questions
4:19
Leases Overview and Objectives
1:46
Introduction to Leases
3:10
Lease Classification Process
14:07
Lessee Accounting for Finance Leases
18:41
Lessee Accounting for Operating Leases
9:47
Lessor Accounting for Operating Leases
3:20
Lessor Accounting for Sales-Type Leases
9:13
Leases Summary
0:38
Leases - Practice Questions
8:11
Research and Development Costs Overview and Objectives
0:57
Accounting for Research and Development
4:58
Classification of R&D Costs
3:12
Technological Feasibility: Capitalizing Versus Expensing
1:44
Treatment of Intangible Assets
1:31
Research and Development Costs Example
3:08
Research and Development Costs Summary
0:33
Research and development costs - Practice Questions
3:35
Software Costs Overview and Objectives
1:04
Expensing Versus Capitalizing Software Costs
1:28
Software Created for Internal Company Use
2:13
Software Created to be Sold or Licensed
2:35
Research and Development Example
2:22
Software Costs Summary
0:28
Differences between IFRS and U.S. GAAP - Practice Questions
5:34