If you missed out on the first in-depth review of these new rules, here's your second chance.

In July of 2016, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) issued new guidance on lease accounting intended to increase transparency by requiring organizations to report any long-term lease liability on the balance sheet.

Join Scott Hursh, CPA, and Nick Baxter, CLFP to examine 2016's lease accounting changes and the reporting impact on A/E/C firms. You'll also explore how the changes may impact a firm’s strategic use of lease financing.

The online class will take an overall look at the changes, including details on:

• Updated Two-Lease Model
• Timing & Implementation
• Financial Reporting
• Impact on Bank Covenants