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It's Finally Here: After More Than A Decade of Work, FASB Releases New Lease Accounting Standards

Though New Rules Don't Go Into Effect Until 2019, Experts Say Long-Term Leases and Company Financial Reporting Could Potentially Be Affected Much Sooner
CoStar News
February 25, 2016 | 11:19 AM

The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) this morning released long-awaited changes to financial reporting standards that will require companies to capitalize their real estate and equipment leases -- a dramatic accounting shift that could potentially affect how commercial property leases are negotiated going forward.

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News | It's Finally Here: After More Than A Decade of Work, FASB Releases New Lease Accounting Standards