The Lease Accounting Blind Spot: Understanding the Risks

​Lease accounting isn’t new, but the potential areas of complications are growing steadily. With companies now leasing everything from servers to software capacity, the divide between lessee and lessor accounting has become greater. The Lessee side has more options to help manage while the Lessor side has lagged behind with heavier analysis required and far fewer solutions.

​Throw in the sharper reporting differences between ASC 842 and IFRS 16, plus the ripple effects of lease modifications, and you’ve got a recipe for hidden risk that can catch an accounting team off guard.

​Join OTTO-MATES and RightRev CEO, Jagan Reddy, for a practical walkthrough of:
• Why lessee accounting is well supported while lessor accounting has been underserved
• How assets vs liabilities drive meaningfully different workflows and risks
• What you should know about the reporting gaps between ASC 842 and IFRS 16
• How to navigate modifications and recasting without last-minute surprises

​If lease accounting has been sitting on the “we’ll fix it later” list, this is your moment to tackle it with clarity and confidence.