Sage Fixed Assets and LeaseQuery: Determining the Implicit Rate for the New Lease Accounting Standards
Course Description
During this live event, LeaseQuery will highlight the differences in interest rates available to account for both lessee and lessor leases under the main accounting jurisdictions. Our lease accounting experts will outline the process for calculating the implicit rate within a lease under the new lease accounting standards: ASC 842, IFRS 16, and GASB 87, discussing their similarities and differences. Finally, our accountants will walk through a detailed example of how to correctly calculate the implicit rate within a lease.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the various lease interest rates and when to use each
- Identify the differences in applying the implicit rate under the three main new lease accounting standards
- Recognize an example of how to calculate the implicit rate based on key inputs
Prerequisites
- None
Who Should Attend
Accounting and finance professionals whose companies manage a medium-to-high volume of leases will benefit most from this event, along with CPAs who serve clients with a similar volume of leases.
Advanced Preparation
None
Presenters

Rachel Reed
Rachel’s experience includes working in the audit practice at EY, where she served clients across a wide variety of industries in both the public and private sectors. As an Accounting Manager at LeaseQuery, Rachel guides potential clients through the benefits and functionalities of lease accounting technology. She is also dedicated to educating LeaseQuery’s customers on the new lease standards and supporting them through the implementation process.
Date & TimeDec 14, 2021 – 1:00 PM ET |
Course Information
| COST | FREE |
| CREDITS | 1.00 hours |
| SUBJECT AREA | Accounting |
| COURSE LEVEL | Basic |
| DELIVERY METHOD | Online |
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If a program is cancelled, LeaseQuery will notify registrants via the email address that they used to register for the program.
