ACCOUNTING FOR FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS RELATED TO LONG-TERM ASSET LEASING IN ENTERPRISES
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IFRS 16, long-term assets, lease obligations, financial reporting, accounting standards, transparencyAbstract
This study examines the organization of accounting for financial obligations arising from long-term asset leasing in enterprises, with specific emphasis on compliance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). The research highlights the application of IFRS 16 'Leases' in comparison with previous approaches (IAS 17), identifies key challenges faced by enterprises in adopting the standard, and discusses implications for financial reporting, transparency, and decision-making.
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