KPMG is helping leading companies successfully implement lease accounting processes, policies and systems that bring them into compliance with ASC 842 and IFRS 16 standards. They also benefit from improved lease management capabilities, with a clearer understanding of their full leasing portfolios.
Whatever phase of the lease accounting compliance process you’re in, KPMG can act as your trusted advisor, helping you make changes that achieve compliance as well as improve how your company performs.
You have prepared a thorough assessment report including analysis of your entire lease population, the policies, systems and information needed to comply with current standards, and data management requirements.
Your completed design roadmap outlines all business, process and technology requirements, identifies data management procedures, addresses policies, disclosures and training, and includes detailed implementation steps and timing.
You have developed technical architecture, configured system software, designed process, IT, and security controls, completed testing, conducted training workshops, launched new processes and systems and generated financial reports and disclosures.
With new lease accounting processes and systems fully integrated into operations across your company, you can manage your lease portfolio more proactively and respond agilely to future changes in accounting standards.
As you adopt more effective leasing processes and policies, and become more able to mine leasing data, you’ll see vast improvements in visibility, lease-versus-buy decision-making, cost-efficient sourcing, and end-of-term management. In addition, having a centralized, effective lease accounting system means that, down the road, when more changes inevitably come, you’ll be able to comply with far greater ease.
Having formidable technical accounting skills combined with deep industry experience, your KPMG team stands ready to help you move quickly on all facets of lease accounting compliance.*
* Some or all of the services described herein may not be permissible for KPMG audit clients and their affiliates
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