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05/06/2026
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Changes to FRS 102: how will this affect your company?
The new lease accounting rules under FRS 102 mark a fundamental shift in how leasing arrangements are reflected in company accounts.
While your underlying business activity remains unchanged, the story told by your financial statements may look very different - almost overnight - bringing operating leases that were once out of sight, onto the balance sheet for the first time.
Companies should:
- identify affected leases
- understand the likely balance sheet and profit impact
- consider how these changes will feed through into both statutory and management reporting
- have early discussions with shareholders, banks and lenders to manage perceptions
- understand the wider tax implications
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