This course combines an in-depth overview of revenue recognition principles under ASC 606 with a comprehensive guide to lease accounting standards under ASC 842. It covers the five-step model for recognizing revenue, including contract identification, transaction price measurement, and allocation to performance obligations. Additionally, it provides insights into lease identification, classification, initial and subsequent measurement, and the presentation and disclosure requirements for leases. Together, these topics equip financial professionals with the knowledge needed to navigate two critical areas of U.S. GAAP.
Chapter 1: Revenue Recognition - Overview
This chapter provides an overview of the revenue recognition principles under ASC 606. It focuses specifically on the five-step model for recognizing revenue, including identifying contracts, measuring transaction prices, and allocating those prices to performance obligations.
Chapter 2: Lease Transactions - Overview
This chapter offers a concise overview of ASC 842 lease accounting standards, covering how to identify and classify leases. It also reviews the initial and subsequent measurement, as well as the presentation and disclosure requirements for leases.
Learning Objectives
- Identify and list the five steps involved in the revenue recognition model.
- Recognize the considerations involved in identifying whether a contract exists.
- Identify the considerations involved with measuring the transaction price.
- Recognize the steps involved in allocating the transaction price to performance obligations.
- Discover and determine whether an arrangement contains a lease as well as how to classify that lease.
- Recognize the recognition and measurement requirements for both lessees and lessorsv
- Identify the classification criteria for sales-type, direct financing, and operating leases.
- Identify the overall requirements for lease modifications.
- Recognize the criteria used for sale and leaseback transactions.
- Identify the presentation requirements for both lessees and lessors.
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Prerequisites
No advanced preparation or prerequisites are required for this course.
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