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Lease Accounting Audit Readiness: How To Prepare, Process, & Report

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LEASE ACCOUNTING AUDIT READINESS: HOW TO PREPARE, PROCESS, & REPORT

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Thursday, September 19, 2024: 3:00PM EDT

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Cost Free

CPE Credits 2.0 hours

Subject Area 2.0 - Auditing

CE Credits 0.0 hours

Course Level Advanced

Instructional Method Group Internet Based

Prerequisites Intermediate working knowledge of lease accounting and auditing

Advanced Preparation None

Who Should Attend CFO / Controller
CPA - medium firm
CPA - large firm
Nonprofit Professional
Real Estate Professional

Series: Women in Accounting

Course Description

This course is a specialized, interactive session offering essential guidance for lease accounting audits. Led by expert presenter Lauren Bahr, the course provides a comprehensive review of key terms and practical examples to navigate the complexities of initial recognition, lease modifications, and common audit request reports. Attend this webinar to gain valuable insights and best practices for ensuring a thorough and successful lease accounting audit.

Learning Objectives:

Define the key terms and concepts related to lease accounting audits

Identify common challenges faced by organizations post-adoption of lease accounting standard

Recognize best practices for preparing and passing lease accounting audits

Determine practical strategies for addressing complex lease modifications

Lauren Bahr

Occupier
Vice President, Finance
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Lauren Bahr is a Certified Public Accountant living in St. Louis, Missouri. She started her career in the PwC audit practice. After PwC, she joined a consulting firm and assisted companies in navigating complex technical accounting matters and streamlined their monthly close processes. Prior to joining Occupier, she was responsible for implementing ASC 842 for a vast portfolio of retail and equipment leases at a high-growth consumer products company. Lauren is also passionate about collaborating with others to optimize solutions and create a win for every stakeholder in the process.

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About Our Presenter

Occupier builds software used by commercial tenants to maintain compliance with lease accounting standards, manage real estate leases, and execute lease transactions. Real estate is typically the second largest expense for a business next to payroll, yet the technology used to manage it is no more sophisticated than spreadsheets and email. This leaves companies vulnerable to multi-million dollar risk due to missed lease obligations, slow decision making and misinformed real estate strategy. Occupier is set to change all of this with intuitive, automated workflow, enabling companies to ensure compliance, mitigate risk and make more informed decisions that align with key business initiatives.