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Firms say Potential Bank Loan Violations are Top of Mind for Clients

A 2019 survey by LeaseCrunch® of 77 U.S. CPA firms revealed that 69% of auditors reported clients are concerned about potentially violating bank loan covenants due to new lease accounting standards, with 59% believing lease obligation recognition will negatively impact loan covenants.

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Firms say Potential Bank Loan Violations are Top of Mind for Clients

Published on Jan 3, 2019, 4:26:21 PM

69% of the auditors said that their clients have raised the issue of potentially violating bank loan covenants LeaseCrunch®, which makes software for CPA firms, recently released data compiled from surveying 77 United States based CPA firms on the new reporting standards that effect banks in terms of bank loan covenants.

The question surrounds new lease standards. The survey found that 69% of the auditors said that their clients have raised the issue of potentially violating bank loan covenants when the new lease standard impacts their reporting. Additionally, 59% of the CPA auditors think that recognition of a lease obligation will adversely affect loan covenants for clients.

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