An operating lease is a rental agreement where the lessee uses an asset without owning it. It doesn’t appear on the balance sheet under older accounting rules but is treated as an expense. Under new lease standards (e.g., IFRS 16), most leases are now recognised on the balance sheet.
Off-balance sheet items are assets or liabilities not recorded directly on the balance sheet but still impact financial health. Examples…
Obsolescence occurs when an asset becomes outdated or no longer useful due to new technology, market changes, or wear and…
Outsourced accounting involves hiring external professionals or firms to handle bookkeeping, payroll, tax filing, and financial reporting. It allows businesses…
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