FinQuery.com
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3 Ravinia Dr NE p7, Atlanta, GA, 30346Contact
Office:
(800) 880-7270
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https://finquery.com/About Us
FinQuery is software that helps brokers help their clients understand the effect of the new lease accounting rules on their contemplated leases. Put simply, it helps brokers perform financial analysis (like net effective rent) under the new accounting rules.
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Why FinQuery?
Shop around for lease accounting or lease management software, and you will notice very quickly that while they claim to manage all types of assets, they are actually tailored either to real estate or equipment.
FinQuery handles all types of assets with ease. As part of our testing procedures, we enlisted the help of 13 and 14 year olds to enter leases into the FinQuery system. Whatever they did not understand was further simplified. Our underlying belief was that perfection is attained not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is no more complexity to remove.
Face it. Even accountants have some imagination. The principals at FinQuery all worked as external auditors for public accounting firms, and also worked in financial reporting for companies ranging in size from small businesses to fortune 500 companies.
Media
- GASB 87 Explained with a Full Example of the New Governmental Lease Accounting Standards
- IFRS 16 Leases: Summary, Example, Journal Entries, and Disclosures
- Capital Lease Accounting and Finance Lease Accounting under ASC 842 Explained with a Full Example
- ASC 842: The New Lease Accounting Standards Explained with Examples, Effective Dates, & More
- Rent Expense Explained and an Example of Straight-Line Rent under US GAAP
- Capital/Finance Lease vs. Operating Lease Explained: Differences, Accounting, & More
- Deferred Rent under ASC 842 Explained with Examples and Journal Entries
- Operating Expenses Explained: Types, Examples, Accounting, & More
- Lessor vs. Lessee: Differences, Accounting, & More Explained
- Prepaid Rent and Other Rent Accounting for ASC 842 Explained (Base, Accrued, Contingent, and Deferred)