Lease Incentive
Lease incentive refers to benefits provided by a lessor to encourage a lessee to enter into a lease agreement, such as rent-free periods or cash allowances. In accounting, these incentives are spread over the lease term and reduce lease expense, ensuring accurate representation of total lease costs.
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