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In today’s rapidly evolving business environment, even if you’re not currently using Business Intelligence (BI) systems, it’s only a matter of time before they become essential to your role as a finance professional. BI tools offer unparalleled efficiency, transforming complex data into actionable insights at the click of a button. As businesses increasingly rely on data-driven strategies, mastering BI systems will not only streamline your reporting and analysis tasks but also enhance your ability to make informed, strategic decisions. Investing in BI skills now prepares you for the future, ensuring you stay ahead in a data-centric world where efficiency, accuracy, and deeper insights are key to success. Our Introduction to Power BI course is specifically designed for professionals looking to enhance their data analytics skills. This course offers practical, real-world applications using a business case
approach, ensuring that you not only learn the theory but also gain hands-on experience in solving finance-related challenges.
Lease Modifications and Reassessments:
partial terminations, extensions, or changes in the scope of the lease.
The impact of these modifications on both the lease liability and the right-
of-use (ROU) asset.
Embedded Leases:
Identifying embedded leases within contracts and determining the appropriate accounting treatment.
The challenge of separating lease components from non-lease components within a contract.
Variable Lease Payments:
The challenge of reassessing these payments and their impact on financial
statements.
Deferred Tax Implications:
lease liability and right-of-use asset impact deferred tax calculations.
Incremental Borrowing Rate vs. Implicit Rate:
How to estimate the incremental borrowing rate accurately and its impact on the lease liability.
Impairment of Right-of-Use Assets:
Applying the impairment requirements of IAS 36 to right-of-use assets and dealing with the complexities of impairment indicators and recoverable amounts.
The interplay between IFRS 16 and IAS 36 in practice.
Leasehold Improvements and Subleases:
The complexities in accounting for subleases, especially when the sublease is classified differently than the original lease.
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