Agile Lease Accounting During Uncertain Times

Provided by Visual Lease2020-09-09T05:42:00+01:00

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This e-Book from Visual Lease and Compliance Week reveals how the coronavirus pandemic has impacted corporate leases. See results from a recent survey of CW members on what effect COVID-19 has had on office space, costs, leasing assets, and more. In addition, Visual Lease offers next key steps for companies seeking to enhance lease management procedures.

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Visual LeaseVisual Lease is a software company that makes lease management simple – providing a robust SaaS platform that takes the complexity out of managing the financial and legal aspects of a company’s lease portfolio, from real estate to equipment and other assets. Visual Lease combines lease administration and lease accounting with consultative insights and technical expertise¬ bringing depth of functionality and simplicity together in one intuitive platform. It streamlines the process of gathering, interpreting and reporting on lease data, to make lease management more efficient, consistent and precise.View full Profile

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